Beaba Bib'Expresso
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Hello! The water is drained manually (so you have to press as long as water should come). It runs on a power cable. Yes for the porridge you need to make a water bath (by the way, the water bath part can be taken off and used separately/without the increase). Warming a porridge takes about 5-10 minutes (but would take the porridge out of the freezer a few hours before, we have never warmed up completely frozen directly).
20 cm. Enough for large bottles
Nothing... it's exactly the same product.
Galaxus
10 months ago
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Yes, the product can also be used with breast milk. The removable warming plate is suitable as a water bath for gently warming breast milk bottles.
Automatically generated from the .The maximum quantity according to the filling mark on the appliance is 3.5 dl. However, you could fill it with more water as there is still plenty of room. However, the heating could then suffer.
Bonjour, this is a French plug
As I see it, this product is with CH plug and the other cheaper one is with Schuko plug (DE) with adapter.
Former employee
4 years ago
I don't know, all the manufacturer says is: Direct control of the water temperature with 2 possible choices, 22 and 37°C: guarantees a precise and adapted temperature.
Sorry I can't give you more information.
Yes, it also goes for mam bottles.
Hello, if you pour the cold milk in the top and heat it up to 37, it will take about 3 minutes. However, if you heat a bottle/bag on top, it can take about 10 minutes....
No, it shouldn't be like that. There must be a defect. Greetings
Former employee
4 years ago
Unfortunately not.
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Unfortunately not, but I can recommend the Beurer bottle warmer.
The supplier confirmed to us that this is the latest model and the functions are as follows:
- It releases water directly into the bottle at the press of two buttons (one for 22° and one for 37°).
- Water bath for heating the bottles
The system ensures that the milk powder is properly mixed with the hot water.
According to research, no steriliser is included here.
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