Pigeon Bottle Lid Replacement - Breast Milk Feeling Parts

The Pigeon Breast Milk Feeling Parts Lid Replacement for Bottles presents a convenient and environmentally conscious method to reuse your baby's bottle. Specifically crafted for Pigeon breast milk bottles, this lid transforms the bottle into a flexible container ideal for keeping food and small items. Its well-considered design aids in prolonging the use of treasured bottles, safeguarding memories while catering to your family's everyday requirements.

Constructed from biological trout plastic, the lid is light and resilient, capable of enduring temperatures as high as 248°F (120°C). Its straightforward build features an integrated washer, simplifying cleaning. The lid's utilization of biomass plastic demonstrates a dedication to ecological responsibility, positioning it as a wise option for families in search of sustainable baby products.

• Product Material: Biological Trout Plastic

• Manufacturer: PIGEON

• Specifically compatible with Pigeon breast milk bottles ensuring a precise fit
• Converts baby bottles into adaptable containers for edibles and small objects
• Composed of eco-friendly biomass plastic employing a mass balancing strategy
• Basic design with attached washer for effortless cleaning
• Withstands heat up to 248°F (120°C) for secure container application
• Suited for infants and children aged 1 month to 3 years

To utilize the lid replacement, first detach the hood, cap, and nipple from your Pigeon breast milk bottle. Affix this lid firmly to convert the bottle into a receptacle appropriate for holding food or small articles. Confirm the lid is properly secured to avert spills. This lid is not intended for use with bottles from other manufacturers.

Sanitize the lid using chemical disinfectant solutions as instructed; refrain from employing high-temperature sterilization processes such as boiling or steam sterilizers to preserve the material. Hand wash tenderly with gentle soap and tepid water, and desiccate completely before deployment. Steer clear of contact with intense heat exceeding 248°F (120°C) and keep in a cool, arid location when not in service.