Absolutely! You can sterilise in a regular sterilizer, microwave or you could even boil them - however you like! They are safe up to 240 degrees Celsius.

• Freezer pods – 75ml
• AdoraBowls – 300ml
• Mini-AdoraBowls – 150ml

Generally we don’t find our products have a strong odour, however a small percentage of customers do comment to us about the smell of the silicone. Some people have used vinegar and/or bi-carb for their odour removing properties, also boiling the silicone can remove this odour.

But please be reassured that the silicone is not dangerous or omitting anything nasty. We actually surpass food safety standards because we use LFGB silicone, which is a higher grade than the regular FDA grade that you will see in most shops/supermarkets. The way you can tell is by squeezing the silicone very hard. If it shows a white line, this shows FDA standard, that white line is the fillers used. Our Freezer Pods and AdoraBowls are high grade and will not produce the white line when squeezed.

The reason we use the highest-grade silicone is because your baby’s health and safety is at the very top of our priorities, so you don’t need to worry.

Yes! Our Freezer Pods, AdoraBowls, and Scoopsy Bowls are all great containers for baking in and can be put in the oven up to 240°C.

You certainly can! However, because of the nature of microwaves it is difficult to gage when a temperature goes above 240°C (the safe threshold for silicone).

Just be mindful not to over microwave. Don't heat for more than a minute at a time.

Yes you can, although we have stopped recommending this as we discovered that sometimes silicone can take on the taste of the any strongly fragranced dishwasher soap or tablets.

If this has happened to you however don’t worry. You can remove this unwanted soapy taste by boiling your products in a pot of water for 20 minutes. Alternatively you can also try some baking soda or vinegar missed with some water and let it sit for 20 minutes. Any of these methods should bring the silicone back to it's original condition.

Generally, silicone is stain resistant, especially when it is as high a quality as ours. However, very occasionally we hear about staining. It will depend on the type of food used. In our thorough almost 15 year experience we have found:

• The most likely time for your products to stain is within the first couple of times of use.
• The more your products are used, the more stain resistant they become.
• If you do experience early staining, rest assured the stains certainly do fade over time and eventually build up a bit of tolerance to staining.
• Often boiling the products in water will lift the stain.
• The lighter colours are more susceptible to staining, if at all.

Rest assured that many, many customers love Wean Meister so much because their products still look like new after hundreds of uses and washes.