If you’re on the fence like I was, let me save you some time: just get it.

Cleans like a dream. Breast milk residue, stubborn grease, or bottle odours—gone! Even my bottles (with their six separate pieces!) come out perfectly clean. There may be a little residue left in pump flanges from thick nipple cream, but honestly, that’s to be expected with anything that stubborn.

Quick or deep cleaning options. You can choose between Rapid or Regular mode, depending on how fast you need your bottles cleaned, which is so handy for busy parents.

Room for everything. This machine fits way more than just bottles—think pump parts, dummies, utensils, and even teething toys. The removable clips at the bottom make space flexible, and even with daily use, everything is holding up great.

Quiet and efficient. It’s surprisingly quiet, with only a soft splash during washing and a low noise when circulating air to keep items fresh for up to 72 hours in storage mode. Yes, it has a storage mode—so clever!

Convenient design. The long hose (with suction cups!) means it doesn’t have to sit right next to your sink. And when your bottles and parts come out, they’re warm and spotless, just like a proper dishwasher load.

Long-term use. While the price tag might seem steep, it’s incredibly versatile and something you’ll use for years—starting with bottles and pump parts, then moving on to toddler plates and utensils. It’s truly an investment.

As a new dad, I was on a mission to find ways to simplify the endless cycle of washing bottles and pump parts. Initially, I invested in the Baby Brezza bottle washer with high hopes, but it turned out to be a frustrating experience. After returning it, I discovered Minbie's early bird offer to buy thier Baby Bottle Washer and Dryer, and the difference was night and day. Here’s a breakdown of why the Minbie excels where the Baby Brezza fails:

What Went Wrong with the Baby Brezza?

Inconsistent Cleaning: Despite its 88-minute cycles, bottles came out dirty, with visible milk residue and white soap spots. Small bottle parts, like the Dr. Brown’s anti-colic inserts, were untouched by the fixed water jets. I ended up pre-washing by hand, which defeated the purpose of the machine altogether.

Frequent Error Codes and Breakdowns

After just a few uses, the Baby Brezza started showing error codes like E4 and E6. These errors rendered the machine unusable, and troubleshooting didn’t help. Customer support offered warranty replacements, but the process was slow, and having to wait weeks for a functional unit was unacceptable.

Long Cycles: Each wash and dry cycle took 90 minutes or more. This was a nightmare during nighttime feeds when clean bottles were urgently needed.

Poor Capacity and Design: The Baby Brezza could only handle four bottles and corresponding nipples at a time. Attempting to fit additional parts like pump components or bottle caps would cause items to fall over,…