NHS and FSA advise against them. However o don’t think I know a bottle feeding mum that doesn’t use one.
“I am thinking about buying a Perfect Prep Machine, is this advisable?
There are some safety concerns regarding these machines.
• The amount of liquid in the ‘hot shot’ may not be enough to kill any bacteria in the formula.
• Once the ‘hot shot’ hits the cold bottle / formula, it is cooled below the recommended 70°C.
• The rest of the feed is topped up with cold, filtered water. This water has not been boiled to remove bacteria in the tap water.
• The pipes and filters within the machine require regular cleaning and changing to prevent the build-up of mould which can lead to stomach upsets in babies.
We would always recommend making up feeds with freshly boiled water at more than 70°C.
For more information about Perfect Prep machines, you can go to the First Steps Nutrition Website.
https://www.firststepsnutrition.org/
For information about how to make up formula feeds safely refer to the UNICEF Guide to Bottle Feeding. You can ask staff for a copy of this or follow the link below.
https://www.unicef.org.uk/babyfriendly/wp-content/ uploads/sites/2/2008/02/start4life_guide_to_bottle_- feeding.pdf”
yet I didn’t recognise her as that’s filtered within an inch of its life 
Shows Elle is wanting to try stay in peoples minds if she’s sent some carys way 
thank you, I’ll get it deleted x
