The machine is currently £67.15 but if you join prime for a free month trial you can get £15 off with the code BABYGC16 which will bring the price down to £52.15.
I don't have prime but I am so tempted to sign up for a month trial as a lot of mums recommended this prep machine.
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staceybaby
8 Aug 163#4
Dunno how we ever survived without them :smiley:
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Trevormal
8 Aug 161#1
Great price. Just packed mine away after almost 12 months of use. So easy to use and saves so much time and crying for the 3am bottles
hc4eva to Trevormal
8 Aug 16#2
Packed away...not sold on?
hc4eva
8 Aug 162#3
Great machine, would recommend!
staceybaby
8 Aug 163#4
Dunno how we ever survived without them :smiley:
nannyhoo
8 Aug 161#5
Hooray! Cannot wait for the baby-feeding police to arrive in the comments :stuck_out_tongue:
lynz36
8 Aug 161#6
Best invention ever!!! Good price too.
hvc123xo
8 Aug 16#7
She might be planning on having another child at some point, you know? Pointless selling on if that's the case.
Trevormal
8 Aug 16#8
Am planning to sell at some point
diormioamica
8 Aug 16#9
How long does the tomme tippee filter really last?
staceybaby to diormioamica
8 Aug 161#10
My baby is 10 weeks & just had to change the 1st one
diormioamica
8 Aug 161#11
Thank you. That's not bad at all. Now, I need to find a good deal on filters.
I just bought these, can confirm they work :smiley:
angel69
8 Aug 16#13
Check out wilko universal filters £5
Trevormal
8 Aug 16#14
The warning light tended to come on after a couple of months,decided to wait until it flashed with the last filter(to say it needed changing) it never did after 5 months.
diormioamica
8 Aug 16#15
Thanks a lot :wink:
Jolenejo
8 Aug 161#16
Paid £120 for mine last year ... I'd still be happy to pay that again.... As for the filter, you don't need to change it as soon as the light starts to flash, it will get to a point when the water will take to long to pass through the filter, that's when I change mine, the machine will carry on making bottles it doesn't just stop .... ..... Also I've had the temperature light come on a few times, just means on a warm day the water in the machine has got to warm so drop a few ice cubes in...
staceybaby to Jolenejo
8 Aug 16#18
Didn't realise u cud still use the machine with the filter light on, I was back to using the kettle till my filters got delivered :disappointed:
angel69
8 Aug 161#17
Check out wilko universal filters £5
Fergmeister to angel69
9 Aug 16#32
These were £3 for 3 when I bought some about 2 weeks ago, so they may still be on offer.
gta15
8 Aug 16#19
Can you use any bottles with this? We have the advent system and wondering if we can use this?
diormioamica to gta15
8 Aug 161#20
I think so. I read it on one of the reviews.
deany76
8 Aug 161#21
Very impressive product I had no idea this even existed, looks like a very good price too and a lovely present for an expectant or new mum.
taker920
8 Aug 161#22
Cheers OP, gone for the black to match the kitchen for a couple quid more :sunglasses:
diormioamica to taker920
9 Aug 16#28
I ordered the red one for the same reason :stuck_out_tongue:
Sh0rty
9 Aug 161#23
Was cheaper on prime day got mine then
MrScotchBonnet
9 Aug 16#24
Ours is still going strong after 14 weeks.
staceybaby
9 Aug 161#25
My wee tank been on 9oz bottles for weeks tho. Think I've went through more litres of water hence the light :smiley:
SweeneyUK
9 Aug 161#26
Thanks op been holding off buying this till it came down from £70, got 12 filters and the machine for £67, happy days.
AlexBleubolt
9 Aug 16#27
does this stay on all the time, like the tommee tippeee bottle warmer. ie, keeping a bit of water hot, wasting electric. or does it just boil some water when you press the start button. is the minium number 4, so 120ml ?
diormioamica to AlexBleubolt
9 Aug 16#29
It only boils the water when you press the start button. Usually newborns don't start with 4 ounces 120ml. I watched a video on YouTube a mother said she used the start button to stop the machine at 90 ml. I am worried about the temperature of the milk (maybe too hot)
rastbury
9 Aug 16#30
after being a father for the last year, my thoughts on this product... WORTH EVERY PENNY!
vijay1234
9 Aug 16#31
I must be a bad parent as we just prepare bottles with cool boiled water before we go up to bed, add the prepared powder in the night when needed (using a travel dispenser with the correct amount added) and use that...
angel69 to vijay1234
23 Aug 16#36
Water had to be 70 degrees to kill bacteria in formula, Hv advise against pre making bottles!
Fergmeister
9 Aug 16#33
I thought this was a load of tosh when my other half kept harping on about it, but in all honesty it's been well worth the money. Incredibly convenient and the bottle is at the right temp when it's done, so no more standing about with it in a jug of cold water while your baby is screaming because you left it in the hot too long!
Peach25
10 Aug 16#34
Do you still have to sterilise the bottles before using this?
diormioamica to Peach25
10 Aug 16#35
Yes.
vijay1234
23 Aug 16#37
But is the 'cooler' water that is added boiled and therefore sterile? If not, then that water could contain bacteria...
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I don't have prime but I am so tempted to sign up for a month trial as a lot of mums recommended this prep machine.
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I just bought these, can confirm they work :smiley: