Baby Breeza Pro All in One

Someone over on one of the Facebook bronchiectasis groups uses this and loves it. I flirted a bit with it, but decided for now manually soaking the equipment is not so bad. Also, it would need to be set up by a sink so it can drain. in my case, it would involve moving and removing it near the sink as I do not have a dedicated sink for the drain. Presently, I leave the baby bottle sterilizer in one place, which is convenient so far. Please keep us posted if you decide to purchase it. It would be interesting to hear your experience.

oops it looks like it has a built in tank so it doesn't need to drain. Nonetheless looks like it requires a lot of water for cleaning sterilizing and drying, not to mention its large footprint.

I bought one and waiting on delivery. Anything to help speed along the entire process, I hope. I'll use a week and report what I find.

About 2 years ago I bought the Baby Brezza sterilizer advanced. The pro was not out then.
It has been wonderful. I do soak my components in soapy water for about 10 minutes, rinse and put it in the machine.
It does a great job of sterilizing and drying. Can store in machine for 48 hours.
I like that it has a HEPA filter.
It has a smaller footprint, uses a small amount of distilled water and does a great job.

I use the baby brezza advance.. The main reason I love it is because of how much it holds. I have about10 sets of Aerobikas and I pre wash them in a dish pan, rinse and then put them in the sterilizer with a !/3 cup of distilled water. The advance is about $100 cheaper. I love it! be sure to keep the items upright, so they don't puddle when drying.

I received it and then realized it is way too big for little gain. I am going to continue to use my soak, rinse and Advent baby bottle sterilizer, a much simpler.

@picartist It does look pretty big. Thanks for your review!

This discussion did get me thinking about making my sterilizing routine easier. After much thought and online window shopping, instead of buying a Baby Breeza Pro I bought 2 additional Pari eRapid handsets, so that when I retire my current pair next month I will have 4 new ones. I will then use all 4 in rotation and only have to sterilize every 4 days instead of every other day as I do now. That should make my life just a little easier, and every improvement helps.

@bronchiectasaurus
Please say more about this. Does this mean you'll mix and match parts of all 4 handsets? When will you replace them? I like your idea of finding ways to save time!

@bronchiectasaurus @scoop interestingly, I recently made the move to simplify by going from many sets to one. We all have to find what works best for us.