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Philips Avent iQ24 Steam Sterilizer without Bottle | 
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| Brand: Philips Avent
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $89.99
Buy New: $75.00
You Save: $14.99 (17%)
New (4) from $75.00
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 753
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.4
Dimensions (in): 9 x 12.6 x 9
Model: SCF276/33
UPC: 075020005533
EAN: 0075020005533
ASIN: B001C3MHF0
Release Date: June 19, 2008
Promotion: Data not available Terms and Conditions
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Sterilizes in 6 minutes, keeps contents sterile for up to 6 hours in mode 1 | | • | Sterilizes in 6 minutes, keeps contents sterile for up to 24 hours large capacity, in mode 2 | | • | Features with a large capacity that holds up to six 9-ounce Avent natural feeding bottles | | • | Fast and simple to use | | • | Digital display, electronic countdown and sound alerts |
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Product Description
The new AVENT iQ 24 Electronic Steam Sterilizer is the first intelligent steam sterilizer and is designed to communicate each phase of the sterilization cycle, so you stay informed. With features such as a digital display, electronic countdown and sound alerts, you can always be assured that contents are safe to use. The fast 6-minute cycle and optional 24-hour mode that keeps contents continuously sterile ensures contents are ready to use, day or night. A pause feature lets you remove some items without interrupting the cycle.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great time saver December 3, 2008
Mynana (Paterson, Wa)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Wow this is so cool why didn't they have these when my kids were babies? Oh wait they didn't have microwaves then either. My grandaughter used this last night and it was so easy. She is such a germ freak that she sometimes scares me but she said she loved the fact that this was so easy AND so sterile. She told her husband she was going to town today and getting one of these and throw their other one away. She washed the babies bottles and put them into this and put it in the microwave and in no time at all had safe and clean bottles. She also liked the fact that she could sterilize the bottles and leave them in for 24 hours without contamination. This is according to the "germ freak" the best thing since cotton candy.
 Doesn't seem to be what I thought it would be... November 27, 2008
Rachael P. (new york, ny United States)
1 out of 9 found this review helpful
I thought I would be receiving the iQ24, but I received a large size plastic container type thing that goes in the microwave. It is pretty much like a big tupperware container that you put bottles in and then put in the microwave to sterilize. The directions say to wash the bottles with soapy water before using this contraption...so really I'm not sure why I'd need it. I don't have a dish washer so I guess it makes sure your bottles are sterlized properly, but if you use really hot water and give it a good wash then you wouldn't really need to go this extra step. But if you don't have the time or really need the bottles to be extra safe/clean, then I suppose giving them a quick wash and popping them in this container for the microwave could be helpful.
Simple and Trouble Free. November 15, 2008
Gary Peterson (San Diego, California USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Our newborn boy (now 6 weeks old) requires feeding about every 2 to 4 hours. That little task takes a lot of time and patience plus bottles, caps, nipples and other assorted items which are in continuous need of cleansing and care. We've set up a production line and the last item in the line is the Avent iQ 24 sterilizer.
The sterilizer is in operation off and on all day. It's simple to use and effective, as far as I can tell. It sure beats using the oven, that's for sure. It's been trouble free up to this point. I just put the stuff into the trays, add the water, turn it on and wait until the little electric tone tells me it's complete. What could be more simple? We are using the smaller bottles at present, but can easily switch to larger bottles as the baby grows. We use the sterilizer so steadily throughout the day that we've never used the long cycle. Our little baby-feeding cycle and production line seems to work fine. Now, if I could just get the feeding cycle extended to allow me adequate sleep.
Gary Peterson
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