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For my big blankets I either throw them in the washing machine, either at home or the laundromat or I take them outside and pressure wash them with some kind of soap. There are also a lot of small businesses that wash horse blankets and repair them around here. You could search online or ask around for one. I'm not sure what you mean by saddle blanket but I am assuming it looks sort of like a regular blanket. I noticed that if I leave my saddle pads sitting around without washing them, after awhile I cannot get them clean anymore. I have a lot of blankets and pads that are permanently stained because I did not wash them enough. Your best bet is to keep washing it, but considering how old it is, maybe you should just go buy another one. If it is special, keep it but if you need something similar to use just go look for something else.
avent bottles r best becos not only are they designed for no leak and no air,they also have specific design to suit the sucking style of different aged infants.plus u can actually increase or decrease the amt of milk flow merely by adjusting the digit on the cap..isnt it wonderful? disposable ones r nice chiefly for outings when u dont hav time and space to sterilise.even if u dont to want to boil the bottles everyday,u wil stil have a lot of other things to boil. that thing is called steriliser.it is a sort of continer in which u put 2/3/or 6 bottles together and micro it for just 4 min.yes it is time and energy saving but due to health reasons it is often discouraged.instead u can use bottle warmer which is quite as convenient and safe too. i am abt to enter 7th month and already purchased some basic tiny stuff like onsies,socks,caps,take out out-fit,booties, personal care items like baby wash jel,cream ,shampoo,hairbrush,comb,nail clipper,cotton swabs,bath towels,bum-cream,massage oil,talc,safty pins,binkies,bibs,burp clothes,baby blankets, rubber sheet,bed linnen,lotion wipes,avent bottles with specialised nipples etc. stroller,bouncer seat,bottle warmer,sling,bath tub, etc r some other stuff i hav yet to buy.but these ones r basic and will get me through for initial 2 months at least . The First Years' popular bottle warmer works with all bottle styles standard, wide-necked, angled, even disposables. You can also use it to warm jars of baby food. It keeps bottles cold for up to eight hours, then warms a chilled bottle in minutes. Features an auto shut-off for added safety and a built-in night light that helps makes late-night feedings a little easier. Bottles not included.
I used the bottles with the disposible bags with both of my babies because it really reduces air and makes bottle feedings a lot easier. It definitly is a plus not to have so many bottles to wash. The brand I bought is Playtex. Still have some regular bottles on hand so you can measure the water in those I really dont like measuring in the bag. I feel like it isnt acurate.
