Baby bottle and infant items washing gel Dzidziuś 500 ml

Dzidziuś baby bottle and infant items washing gel, 500 ml, is a liquid detergent formulated for cleaning feeding bottles, nipples, breast pump parts, pacifiers and other utensils that come into contact with infants. The gel is designed to remove milk residue, fat films and common kitchen soils while being suitable for regular use on items that require hygienic care.

Advantages

The formula provides effective removal of milk stains and residues without aggressive action on plastics, silicone or rubber parts. The gel texture allows precise dosing and easy rinsing, reducing the risk of detergent traces remaining on cleaned surfaces. It is suitable for daily washing routines and compatible with manual cleaning of small and delicate baby items.

Suitable for

• Feeding bottles and bottle accessories
• Nipples and pacifiers made of silicone or rubber
• Breast pump parts and small feeding components
• Utensils and tools used for infant feeding and care

Key specifications

• Form: viscous liquid gel designed for manual washing
• Volume: 500 ml
• Application: manual cleaning of items that contact infants
• Effect: removes milk residues, fat films and light kitchen soils
• Rinsability: formulated for easy rinsing to minimize residue

How to use

Apply a small amount of gel to a bottle brush, sponge or directly into warm water and wash the item thoroughly. Pay attention to crevices, threads and narrow parts where milk residue can accumulate. Rinse all cleaned items with plenty of running water until no detergent foam remains. For optimal hygiene, wash feeding items immediately after use and allow them to air dry on a clean surface.

Usage recommendations

Use the gel at room temperature with warm water for best cleaning efficiency. Do not use the product on damaged feeding items; inspect nipples, bottles and silicone parts regularly and replace if signs of wear appear. Keep the detergent out of reach of children. In case of contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly with water and seek medical advice if irritation persists.