Tommee Tippee - UV Steriliser & Dryer

Why use UV to sterilise?​

Bacteria in leftover milk can cause nasty tummy bugs, so it’s important to sterilise all your baby’s feeding kit. The Ultraviolet (UV) light in this steriliser kills 99.9% of micro-organisms including bacteria and mould. There’s no steam, no chemicals, just a safe and simple way to sterilise, dry and store your baby’s bottles and accessories.

Choose from four different functions:

Sterilise-only: Pop in your bottles, teats, soothers and breast pump accessories and set to either 35 or 45 minutes.​

Dry-only: Choose from 30, 40 or 50 minutes drying cycle, depending on how many items you wish to dry.​

​Auto mode​: This 60-minute setting dries your cleaned bottles, then automatically switches to sterilising cycle. ​

​Storage: This mode emits 5 minutes of UV light and 5 minutes of drying power every 2 hours to keep contents sterile. The UV light also helps our glow in the dark products such as the night-time breast-like soother glow for longer.

• Viruses & bacteria don't stand a chance against the UV Steriliser. UV lights kills viruses* & 99.9% of harmful bacteria.
• Safe and dry sterilising using UV light – no harsh chemicals, heat or steam
• Sterilise and dry 6 bottles in 60 minutes – fuss-free and super clean
• Fits most brands of bottles - suitable for bottles, teats, soothers and breast pump accessories
• Energy efficient - long lasting Philips UV bulb lasts up to 6,000 hours
• Quick drying and quiet - dries contents in 30 minutes
• Filters dust, pollen and airborne pollutants - comes with one spare filter
• Auto light shut off - UV light shuts off if opened while in use for safety

Four functions:
1. Sterilise – sterilise all your baby feeding accessories using UV light
2. Dry – set for 30, 40 or 50 minutes to dry bottles and other feeding equipment
3. Auto mode – dries cleaned bottles then switches to sterilising cycle
4. Storage mode – emits UV light every 2 hours to keep contents sterile

*Tested against Coronavirus (tested to EN 16777) and Influenza H1N1.