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More About Baby Bottle Sterilisers, Cleaners & Baby Laundry Detergent

Our range of sterilisers, cleansers, and baby laundry products are designed with your baby’s safety and comfort in mind. From bottle brushes to baby-safe detergents, each product ensures optimal hygiene for your little one’s feeding and clothing needs. Trust Pigeon to help you create a safe and clean environment for your baby, every step of the way.

Baby Cleaning Products Customer Reviews

"5 out of 5 stars.

Really cleans!

Baby clothes are really sensitive. That's why I only use Pigeon Baby Laundry Detergent. It really cleans stains! I don't need to use an additional stain remover as it destroys the fabric. Plus, it smells good and gentle on my baby's skin. Will continue to use it. Bought the one container. Will just buy these refills."

FAQ's About Pigeon's Baby Cleaners & Sterilisers

What are the different types of bottle cleaners?

The 2 in 1 Bottle & Nipple Brush has two separated brushes for bottles and teats that allows to effectively clean all baby accessories, while the Baby Bottle Sponge Brush provides soft cleaning without scratching with a uniquely textured two-layer structure for thorough cleaning.

What should you wash baby clothes in?

Pigeon Baby Detergent, liquid or powder. Only! Fabric softener is not recommended by specialists because it can irritate your baby’s skin, aside from drastically reducing the flame resistance of the clothes fabric.

What is the best washing detergent for babies with sensitive skin?

Both Pigeon Baby Laundry Detergent Liquid and Pigeon Baby Laundry Detergent Powder are safe for babies with sensitive skin as they are dermatologically tested and non-irritating.

Bottle brush vs bottle sponge - which is better?

Both the 2-in-1 Bottle & Nipple Brush and the Baby Bottle Sponge Brush are designed for effective cleaning. The 2-in-1 Brush offers a small, specialised brush for teats and accessories, while the Bottle Sponge Brush features a soft, textured two-layer structure that reduces the risk of scratching your bottles.

How often should you change your baby bottle brush?

To maintain hygiene and cleaning efficiency, we recommend replacing your bottle brush every 30 to 45 days or sooner if you notice frayed bristles. The longevity of the brush depends on how frequently you use it, but regular replacement ensures a thorough clean.

How do you clean a Pigeon Steriliser?

To clean a Pigeon Microwave Steriliser you should only use clean water. Do not brush or scrub it to avoid scratches on the surface.

How do you sterilise Pigeon bottles?

During the first year of your baby’s life, they are at their most vulnerable to infections. You should sterilise your baby's feeding equipment for at least the first 12 months of their life.

Before sterilising, thoroughly clean used bottles, teats, and accessories with the Pigeon Liquid Cleanser using a brush or sponge and then rinse in running water.

You can sterilise your baby’s bottles, teats and accessories using Pigeon Microwave Steriliser, or boiling for 5 minutes on a large pan filled with water. You can use an electric UV steriliser equipment, but do note that doing so may subject the products to premature aging, especially if repeatedly sterilised.

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