I got my evenings back
I used to spend 25 minutes at the sink after bedtime. Now I load it, hit the full cycle, and go sit down. Two weeks in and I've touched a bottle brush exactly zero times.

Wash. Sterilize. Dry. Then hold everything sterile for 72 hours. One machine, one cycle, no brush in sight.
Ships in 24 hours · 1-year warranty
Ninety seconds of the only chore you'll stop doing by hand.
Ten parts per feed. Eight feeds a day. A brush that never quite reaches the shoulder of the bottle or the inside of a valve.
So you stand there at 11pm, half asleep, scrubbing — and then lie awake wondering whether it was actually clean. That is the loop InfantPure Pro ends.
Load it once. Walk away. It finishes the day for you.
26 multi-angle jets at 22,000 Pa hit the neck, the threads, the valve and the membrane — the four places a brush skips.
True steam sterilization. Nothing to rinse off afterwards, nothing residual sitting where the milk goes.
Medical-grade filtered air keeps the chamber sealed and odorless for three days. Reach in at 4am — still sterile.
Rapid wash when you're out of bottles. Full wash → sterilize → dry → store when you're out of energy.
One uninterrupted run, timed end to end. The last line is the one nobody else offers.
26 jets open up.
22,000 Pa of hot water, directional and swirling, inside and out.
212°F takes over.
Steam sterilization across every surface. 99.9% of germs, no chemicals.
Dual-layer warm air.
No towel, no drying rack colonizing your counter overnight.
Still sterile three days later.
H13 HEPA-filtered air holds the chamber clean and odorless until you open it.
This is the part they don't haveRead it before you buy. Then read theirs.
What leaves your counter
No studio, no script — just the machine doing the part of the evening you hate.
No. It's a countertop unit. Fill the 2.5-litre tank, run the drain hose into your sink, plug it in. No plumber, no permanent fixture, no cabinet surgery. Do plan to keep it within hose reach of the sink — that's the one placement constraint.
Dump leftover milk and knock off solids — that's it. You are not scrubbing anything. If a bottle has been sitting since yesterday with dried formula, run Normal Wash instead of Rapid and skip the guilt.
It ships with 60 tablets — roughly two months of daily cycles. We recommend them because they're formulated to break down milk fat without leaving residue on food-contact surfaces, and because dish soap foams violently under 22,000 Pa and floods the chamber. Refills are optional, never subscription-locked, and sterilize, dry and storage modes run tablet-free.
Four bottles plus caps, nipples, valves, membranes and pacifiers on the upper tray — or one complete pump kit. That's a full night. And because the chamber holds sterile for 72 hours, you're never racing to unload it to start the next load.
Wide-neck and narrow-neck bottles, wearable pump parts, flanges, sippy cups, silicone tableware, teethers and pacifiers. Bottles taller than roughly 9.5 inches may need the top tray lifted out. If yours don't fit, that's what the 30-night trial is for.
It's quieter than a dishwasher and designed to run while you sleep — that's the entire point of the 72-hour hold. Start it when you go to bed and open sterile bottles at dawn.
Every food-contact component is BPA-free and rated for repeated 212°F steam cycles — the chamber is engineered around that temperature, not merely surviving it. The transparent dome and racks are removable and rinsable.
Dispatched within 24 hours, delivered in 2–5 business days. Run it every single night for 30 nights; if it hasn't earned its counter space, we arrange the return. The unit carries a 1-year warranty.
I used to spend 25 minutes at the sink after bedtime. Now I load it, hit the full cycle, and go sit down. Two weeks in and I've touched a bottle brush exactly zero times.
My wife pumps three times a day and the valves and membranes were the worst part. Those come out spotless. But the thing I didn't expect to care about is the 72-hour hold — nothing sits out on a rack anymore.
Assumed it was a razor-blade thing. It came with 60 and I'm barely halfway through after five weeks of nightly runs. Tried it once without a tablet on a light load and it was still fine.
Four bottles is genuinely four bottles, so if you're a stockpiler you'll run it twice. Docking a star for honesty. I'd still buy it again tomorrow because I no longer stand at the sink at midnight.
Last clean bottle went missing at 2am. Rapid wash, nineteen minutes, back in business before things got truly desperate. That mode alone justified the purchase.
Our pediatrician wanted everything sterilized daily for the first couple of months. Boiling pots twice a day was breaking me. Now it's one button before bed.
It has presence, no question. But the drying rack, the basin, the brush caddy and the old steam sterilizer all went in a box. Net counter space is better than before.
One tip nobody told me: the drain hose has to reach the sink, so measure first. Once it was positioned it's been flawless. Cleaning performance is not in question.
Our kitchen shares a wall with the nursery, which was my main worry. It's a low hum, softer than the dishwasher. She's slept through every cycle.
We run it twice a night and it has not complained once. If you have two babies, the calculation isn't whether you can justify it — it's how fast it can ship.
The thin milk film that hand-washing always left on the duckbill valves is gone. That was the exact thing that made me feel like I was failing at this. Not anymore.
Everyone talks about the jets. The real magic is opening it three days later and everything is still dry, sealed and odorless. It changed how we run the whole kitchen.
Tomorrow's bottles are already done. You just haven't gone to sleep yet.
Ships in 24 hours · 30-night trial · 1-year warranty