Your using it wrong. The mixer is not suppose to go above the fluid to prevent bubbles. The built in stopper on the mixing arm needs to be adjusted to whatever height you need
I second this! The stopper is supposed to be set to the appropriate height in order to prevent the ‘blades’ from going up above the height of the formula. This helps prevent excess air and air bubbles from entering the formula (which will help with gas, etc. after feeding your little one). ☺️
You have to follow the directions on formula. When using the pitcher you would be usually making a batch for multiple bottles. I used to write it all out on a sticky note to keep on the fridge. It’s been to long since I have made any formula. But if it was 1 scoop to 2 oz water. So 12 oz of water would be placed in the pitcher first ( there are measuring lines on the side) then you would add 6 scoops of formula. This going you yield more then 12 ozs of formula in the end. Please see your formula containers for proper directions on amounts
I love this pitcher. Definitely makes it really easy and fast with my twins!
completely !
How to sterilise it?
Your using it wrong. The mixer is not suppose to go above the fluid to prevent bubbles. The built in stopper on the mixing arm needs to be adjusted to whatever height you need
I second this! The stopper is supposed to be set to the appropriate height in order to prevent the ‘blades’ from going up above the height of the formula. This helps prevent excess air and air bubbles from entering the formula (which will help with gas, etc. after feeding your little one). ☺️
@@nannymeg8373 you are both right. I normally always make a full pitcher and therefor never use the Stopper
How many scoops of Formula For a 11oz bottle ?
You have to follow the directions on formula. When using the pitcher you would be usually making a batch for multiple bottles. I used to write it all out on a sticky note to keep on the fridge. It’s been to long since I have made any formula. But if it was 1 scoop to 2 oz water. So 12 oz of water would be placed in the pitcher first ( there are measuring lines on the side) then you would add 6 scoops of formula. This going you yield more then 12 ozs of formula in the end. Please see your formula containers for proper directions on amounts
Thank you