The milk from my Philips Avent fast bottle warmer is too hot or cold

We recommend using room-temperature water for best results when filling your bottle warmer. Base the water level and setting on the amount of milk in the bottle, not the bottle's capacity.

In most cases, filling your bottle warmer with water to slightly above the level of the milk in the bottle is sufficient. When warming a large amount of milk, fill the bottle warmer to 1 cm (0.4 in) below the rim.

Place the bottle into your bottle warmer, then fill it with water (refer to the section above for guidance). Only switch on your bottle warmer after following these steps.

Adding the bottle after switching on the device will alter the final milk temperature.

The recommended heating times provided with your Philips Avent fast bottle warmer are based on polypropylene bottles. Glass bottles may heat more quickly, while silicone bottles heat more slowly.

When using a silicone bottle, allow it to warm for 3–4 additional minutes after the warming cycle.

Glass bottles may heat more quickly due to heat transferring faster. Use a lower setting when warming milk in a glass bottle. Refer to the table below for the setting to use when warming a glass bottle.

Milk container	Milk starting temperature	Milk volume	Recommended setting
Glass	22°C (72°F)	30-90 ml (1-3 oz)	30 ml (1 oz)
		120-180 ml (4-6 oz)	60 ml (2 oz)
		210-240 ml (7-8 oz)	120 ml (4 oz)
	5°C (40°F)	30 ml (1 oz)	30 ml (1 oz)
		60-180 ml (2-6 oz)	60 ml (2 oz)
		210-240 ml (7-8 oz)	120 ml (4 oz)

 

Only use the "Keep warm/defrost" setting when heating milk in a milk bag.