Boiling binkies ?

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Do you have to ? I always known you could run hot water on them ..but I went to boil it and when it was done it had water in it and I kept hitting and squeezing it but it never came out so I threw it away in case it would get fungus inside..

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Call me old fashioned - no microwave and use a tea kettle. I just pour boiling water from the tea kettle over the pacis every time I turn the kettle on.

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all i do with my sons dummies is clean them with soapy hot water and then run freshly boiled water over them and some times put the boiled water in the dummy holder and clip it in and leave it in there until cools down ...he 7 weeks old and not had a problem

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They have vents in them to allow them to change shape as the baby is sucking (that's why they say they are orthodontic). You can squeeze the water out but to me that defeats the purpose of boiling them. I have a small pacifier sterilizer that goes in the microwave.

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If you're worried about that you can always get the steamer sterilizer that goes in the microwave. Mine can hold bottles, nipples and pacifiers.

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I boiled all of mine and the water bubbles inside evaporated very quickly :) it's up to you though!

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I boiled my daughters all the time. Make sure to remove the water before giving it bc sometimes the water stays really hot for a long time before evaporating and  and they can get burned

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Boiling isn't really necessary, I say run it under hot water to sanitize it would be okay! But boiling could also work!

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I boiled them when I first got them, then sanitized them in my bottle warmer at the end of the day. Never had an issue.

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