YES!
Using the dishwasher with a high heat dry will work just find to sterilize bottles. As long as you boil them before the first use, you will be fine.
No, microwaves do not effectively sterilize bottles. It is recommended to use a steam sterilizer, boiling water, or a sterilizing solution for baby bottles to ensure proper sterilization.
Yes, it is recommended to sterilize bottles before using them for feeding to ensure they are clean and free from harmful bacteria.
To effectively sterilize water bottles, you can wash them with hot, soapy water and then rinse them thoroughly. Alternatively, you can use a solution of bleach and water to disinfect the bottles. Make sure to let the bottles air dry completely before using them again.
An autoclave typically takes about 15-20 minutes to sterilize items.
The best way to sterilize bottles is to steam them for a few minutes in a large pot on the stove with a little water. They can also be sterilized in an industrial dishwasher with a "sterilize" function. Microwaves are non-ionizing radiation. They do not sterilize anything by themselves, except to the extent that they can boil water. It would be possible to sterilize bottles in a microwave, assuming that you had a microwave-safe container that you could boil water and bottles in. (Never put a sealed container in a microwave).
Sure, as long as you clean it, sterilize it and make sure there's no old milk in it.
10 minutes
"You should sterilize them by submerging them in a pot of boiling water for at least five minutes. Then allow them to dry on a clean towel. After that, a good cleaning in hot, soapy water, or a cycle through the dishwasher is sufficient. One caveat: If you have well water, repeated sterilization of the bottles may be best."
The time it takes to sterilize jars typically ranges from 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the method used.
Yes but any dishwasher using hot water will do it.