Do you have one? This is by far the biggest most important change I made from having one baby to two babies. I finally pulled the trigger and got a bottle washer and I regret not doing it sooner. I didn’t think I needed one. I didn’t think they were worth the money I can say with 100% certainty that this has changed my life. It gives me back so much time. I’m actually just so blown away by how much of a difference it makes as a mother of Littles.
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So glad it is saving you so much time! I haven’t gotten one yet I was trying to decide if it is worth it or not but the reviews have been so good so far
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Oh my goodness. I’m not exaggerating, it has changed things for me. To not be bent over the counter for an hour every other day… it’s worth every penny. I soo hope you are a winner in this campaign! I know they are picking someone to fulfill their wish still 
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Thank you I hope you win too
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Awe that’s so sweet of you
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It has changed my life too! I also was not sold on it because of the price but I can safely say it’s one of my main partners in my pumping journey
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Thank you Friend!
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Ooooh you got it! Yay! I know you must be so relieved to not have to spend so much time washing everything by hand. They are definitely expensive, so if I get one, I’ll probably wait until I switch to exclusively pumping when my daughter turns 2(ish) years old. Cause right now, I only pump once a day to use my milk in her food/snacks and to build my freezer stash. I do wish I had a bottle washer to wash my pump parts right now though. Can you wash other things in there too? Like baby cups, plates, and toys?
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Same thing I was so not into it because of the price, but it literally has changed the game
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Honestly I started using mine when I was just one pump a day and it helpped me. I do one pump a day, then now I do one extra pump 3 days a week. As we add more food, I’ll pump more to build a freezer pile. You may be able to do things like plates it would be like 2 - I wouldn’t recommend it. It is good for milk cups and water cups though! I don’t sterilize water cups because they are plastic. I highly recommend stainless steel bowls and plates- they can’t break, they don’t take in smells like silicone, they can be thrown in the regular dishwasher and they are non toxic
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Good to know! Yeah, I probably won’t be getting one anytime soon then. I wish it could handle washing more. I’ll have to check out the stainless steel plates and bowls. I’ve been using these plastic ones with suction cups and they stain really easily.
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That is what we started with, then bamboo (but they must be hand wash), then ceramic (but they can break), then now stainless steel 
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Also hear a lot of great things are coming with bottle washers so I feel like they will all be a lot better here very soon such as self cleaning and not having to de-scale like you have to with them right now so waiting a little bit I don’t think it’s a horrible idea because they are a booming market and will just keep getting better
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I didn’t know they made ceramic baby dishes! Why would they make something so breakable for babies lol.
It will be interesting to see what they can do to improve the bottle washers
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They are really hard to break but always has me anxious. They are a not toxic option with suction but I just wish I stared with stainless!
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I’ll have to try that out
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