Best sterilisers, tried and tested by parents on baby’s bottles, pacifiers and teethers

• Best sterilisers to buy in 2025
• Why do you need a steriliser?
• What are the different types of steriliser?
• What to consider when buying a steriliser?

We've put a range of sterilisers to the test, from UV and electric sterilisers to cold water and microwave sterilisers. Our guide below will help you choose the best baby steriliser for your family, with top picks from trusted brands and real parent reviews.

We've also put together a comparison between the Vital Baby UV steriliser vs. Tommee Tippee UV steriliser to help you pick the perfect UV steriliser.

Best sterilisers at a glance

• Best steriliser for quick UV sterilising: Nuby UV Steriliser, £99.99 £61.69 at Amazon (Save £38.30 or 38%)
• Best steriliser for drying and sterilising: Vital Baby Advanced Pro UV Steriliser & Dryer, £103.98 at Amazon
• Best steriliser for quick drying: Babymoov Turbo Pure 3-in-1 Steriliser & Dryer, £89.99 £85 at Amazon (Save £4.99 or 6%)
• Best steriliser and washer: Bebello Washer, £349 at Amazon
• Best bottle steriliser: Dr Brown's Bottle Steriliser and Dryer, £109.99 £75.99 at Amazon (Save £34 or 31%)
• Best steriliser for quick sterilisation: Tommee Tippee Super-steam Advanced Electric Steriliser, £74.99 £45 at Amazon (Save £29.99 or 40%)
• Best steriliser for small kitchens: NUK Vario Express Steam Baby Bottle Electric Steriliser, £59.99 £35.13 at Amazon (Save £24.86 or 41%)
• Best steriliser for a large capacity: Baby Brezza Steriliser Dryer Advanced, £129.99 at Mamas & Papas
• Best steriliser for travelling: MAM Microwave Steam Steriliser, £38 £30.40 at Boots (Save £7.60 or 20%)
• Best steriliser for small items: Munchkin 59s Mini Portable UV Steriliser +, £19.65 £16.59 at Amazon (Save £3.06 or 16%)
• Best cold water steriliser: Milton Professional Cold Water Steriliser, £22.09 at Boots
• Best portable steriliser: Milton Solo Travel Steriliser, £11 £9.35 at Amazon (Save £1.65 or 15%)
• Best steriliser for convenience: Medela Quick Clean Micro-Steam Bags, £13.47 £9.99 for 5 bags at Amazon (save £3.48 or 26%)

Here’s our pick of the best sterilisers for 2025

1. Nuby UV Steriliser, £99.99

Best steriliser for quick UV sterilising

Type: UV | Size: 31cm x 22cm x 25cm

Accessories: 1 x metal tray, 1 x Nuby bottle, 1 x Nuby Soother

Pros:

• Sterilises in only 3 minutes
• Portable
• Looks great

Cons:

• Expensive
• Only holds 2 bottles

While most other sterilisers are chunky and made from plastic, so they're quite bulky to move around, the Nuby UV steriliser is reminiscent of a travel bag or cosmetics case. It's hard-sided but lightweight and covered in a wipe-clean fabric, making it really light and easy to transport.

It is quite large at over 30cm wide, but it fits neatly on a countertop and looks quite stylish. Although it's big, you can only stack items in one layer, meaning it holds only 2 bottles at a time. This shouldn't be too much of an issue, though, given how quickly it does its job: the really impressive thing about this steriliser is it completes its cycle in only 3 minutes.

Since it uses UV light rather than steam or water, it's also mess-free. Parent tester Georgina, mum of a 6-month-old, said, "The ease and speed of this machine make it well worth the money, and there’s no need for descaling or cleaning after each cycle. It is a massive time-saver and will make your life easier."

Should you prefer a smaller option for even more portability, Nuby has also produced a small, portable UV steriliser (£25) that's perfect for dummies.

Available from: Amazon, Boots, Argos

2. Vital Baby Nurture Advanced pro UV Steriliser & Dryer, from £103.99

Best steriliser for sterilising and drying

Type: UV light | Size: 26cm x 27cm x 24.5cm | MFM Review Star Rating: 4.4 stars

Accessories: 1 x teat and accessories basket

Pros:

• Easy to use
• Chemical free
• Multi-purpose
• Energy efficient
• Drying cycle

Cons:

• Expensive
• Bulky

This innovative product makes sterilising ultra-simple, whilst its versatility means that you could be using it far beyond the baby stage. UV light from LEDs bounces around the stainless-steel interior, sterilising everything inside. As well as baby feeding equipment, you can also put teething and bath toys, bowls and even your mobile phone in there.

The latest version of this steriliser claims to kill 99.9% of bacteria in as little as 5 minutes, using no chemicals or other added ingredients, with a lower power consumption compared to electric steam sterilisers. Simply pop your items inside and close the lid. MFM reviewer Amber, who tried out the previous version of the steriliser, loved how easy it was to use, saying "all of the settings are incredibly easy to use and for our family, it has been a lifesaver."

As well as sterilising, the latest version of this product also has a drying function, which ensures your bottles, dummies and other items will be free of drips and ready to use safely. The full sterilising and drying cycle takes an incredibly impressive 22 minutes.

All our parent testers felt this was an aesthetically pleasing, high-quality product that sterilises well and is super easy to use. The only bugbear is that it can hold a limited number of items, despite being quite large overall.

Read the full MadeForMums review of the previous version of this steriliser: Vital Baby Nurture Advanced pro UV Steriliser & Dryer review

Available from: Amazon

3. Babymoov Turbo Pure 3 in 1 Steriliser & Dryer, £89.99

Best steriliser for quick drying

Type: Steam | Size: 26.3cm x 26.3cm x 40.9cm | MFM Review Star Rating: 4.2 stars

Accessories: 2 x HEPA filters (to be changed every 6 months)

Pros:

• Drying feature
• Limescale indicator
• Can also be used for storage

Cons:

• Additional cost of air filters

The unique steam stalks inside the Babymoov Turbo steriliser mean that every part of the bottle, inside and out, is cleaned at once during the 8-minute sterilising cycle. The stalks can also be easily removed to allow you to place teats, soothers, lids and pumps in the steamer.

What makes this steriliser stand out is its impressive drying function – there are 3 different drying cycles, starting at 30 minutes, and once dry, bottles will remain sterile in there for 24 hours. MFM home tester, Neve, said this was one of her favourite features: “I love the drying function! Goodbye, wet bottles. Although this seems like something trivial, it is brilliant.”

MFM reviewer Cher agreed, praising the drying function: "The steriliser's drying feature is a game changer with no more dripping wet bottles, because in as little as 38 minutes, products can be sterilised and completely dried. Not many steam sterilisers on the market have a drying feature, and with drying being an important part of the sterilisation process, I’m reassured that my bottles are as clean and safe for my son as possible."

Just be aware — the HEPA filter (which is used in the drying cycle) needs to be replaced every 6 months, and while you receive 2 in the pack, any more have to be purchased (they’re available from Amazon).

Read our full MadeForMums Babymoov Turbo Pure 3 in 1 Steriliser & Dryer review

Available from: Amazon, Kiddies Kingdom

4. Bebello Washer

Best steriliser and washer

Type: Steam | Size: 26cm x 33cm x 41cm | Award: Editor's Choice — Best Baby Tech, MadeForMums Tech Awards 2025

Pros:

• 4-in-1 washer, steriliser, dryer and protector
• Effective cleaning
• Can save a lot of time and energy
• Keeps everything sterile for 72 hours

Cons:

• Pricey
• Need to find a place for the water waste pipe
• May take longer to wash and dry than doing it by ha

One of the first of its kind, this 4-in-1 device from Bebello is certainly an innovative product in the parenting world. This handy product not only sterilises and dries baby bottles, it washes them for you too — saving you much-needed time and energy.

It uses high-temperature water and 26 dynamic water jets to remove dried-in milk and other residue found on baby bottles or pump parts. The wash cycle takes 19 minutes, sterilisation 10 minutes, and the drying cycles either 45 or 120 minutes.

It has an easy-to-use digital display, and everything is self-explanatory, according to our parent testers. Our parent testers also praised the Bebello for its multi-functionality and, most importantly, the time it saved by no longer needing to wash and dry bottles or pump parts.

Parent tester Emily said, "I have thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated the extra time it has given me by not having to wash and sterilise bottles and dummies by hand. I do think that the price makes this more of a luxury item, but I do believe that if parents can afford to invest in this product, it will save so much time and make life so much easier, particularly with a newborn."

There were some minor reports of water marks on teats and sometimes wet bottles, but overall, our testers praised the Bebello for its high-quality performance. If you're a time-poor parent and can commit to the investment, then the Bebello Washer will probably be worth it for you.

It saves so much time and stress. It makes bottle and pump washing and sterilising incredibly quick and easy. This was a task that I used to dread, I was doing it 8 times a day and my hands were literally bleeding as a result. The Bebello has completely changed the way I feel about feeding, I no longer have to do the chore afterwards and can focus on bonding with my baby.

Available from: Amazon, Bebello

5. Dr Brown's Bottle Steriliser and Dryer, £109.99

Best steriliser for bottles

Type: Steam | Size: 39cm x 20cm x 27cm | Award: Silver – Steriliser, MadeForMums Awards 2024

Accessories: 2x HEPA filters, measuring cup, accessory tray

Pros:

• Spacious
• Easy to use
• Drying feature

Cons:

• Expensive
• Additional cost of air filters

This electric steam steriliser and dryer from Dr Brown's is a great option if you find yourself needing to sterilise a lot of bottles and accessories, particularly if you're a parent of multiples. It can sterilise up to 6 bottles at once — similar to the NUK Vario Express steriliser — but unlike the Nuk you can also use the included accessory tray to sterilise bottle teats, dummies, teethers and other accessories at the same time as the bottles.

It's incredibly easy to use — just turn it on, select your preferred setting (sterilise only, dry only, combo sterilise and dry) and it will get to work. A full sterilise and dry cycle takes 45 minutes, and like most sterilisers on our list, after sterilisation the items remain germ-free for 24 hours if you leave the lid on.

Despite being spacious, the steriliser isn't particularly bulky and looks sleek and modern. However, our testers did report that the power cord is on the smaller side, so you may need to take this into consideration depending on your kitchen worktop layout. The steriliser comes with 2 HEPA filters, with each one lasting up to 6 months.

Parent tester Charlotte, who tested the steriliser with her 3-month-old really rated the capacity of the steriliser, telling us "it's definitely made my life easier, being able to load 6 bottles plus lids, teats, dummies, etc. has been incredibly useful. The tray on the top is spacious. In comparison to sterilisers I've used before, loading the bottle teats and lids was a breeze. I feel that this product would especially help parents of multiples due to the quick drying and spacious room."

Available from: Very, Robert Dyas, Amazon

6. Tommee Tippee Super-steam Advanced Electric Steriliser, from £74.99

Best for quick sterilisation

Type: Steam | Size: 27cm x 35cm x 22.8cm

Accessories: Teat tongs

Pros:

• Very quick sterilising cycle
• Quiet when in use
• Compact

Cons:

• May need descaling regularly
• Trickier to fit other bottle brands in

This Tommee Tippee steriliser claims to kill 99.9% of bacteria in just 5 minutes – one of the shortest electric steriliser cycles we’ve found. It's simple and easy to use too — just add 80ml of water, load your contents, and then it's just a one-button start. Parent tester Nicola, who tested the steriliser with her 18-week-old baby, loved how quick and easy it was to use too: "It's easy to use and does a great job — 5 minutes for 6 bottles is good going. I like the fact that I could just put the bottles in, press go and forget about it. It's also light, compact and quiet while it's on."

It will automatically switch off once the sterilising cycle is complete, and as long as the lid is properly secured, the contents will remain sterile for 24 hours. The easy-lift handles prove incredibly helpful too, helping to keep hands free of steam.

For a relatively compact steriliser, it has a generous amount of space — you can fit up to 6 bottles in the lower tray and then use the top tray to sterilise soothers, bottle teats, lids and other accessories. Plus, you're not limited to Tommee Tippee bottles as the steriliser has been designed to fit a wide range of other leading bottle brands and sizes, including anti-colic bottles.

However, our tester Nicola did find that it was trickier to fit MAM bottles in the steriliser, she said "you can sterilise 6 Tommee Tippee bottles, but when using MAM bottles, the most I could fit was 4 and I had to be creative to fit the teats and the bases in."

Available from: Boots, Robert Dyas, Argos and Amazon

7. NUK Vario Express Steam Baby Bottle Electric Steriliser, £59.99

Best steriliser for small kitchens

Type: Steam | Size: 20cm x 12.4cm x 12.4cm

Accessories: Bottle tongs, accessories basket

Pros:

• Small footprint
• Auto shut-off
• Chemical free

Cons:

• No drying feature

Perfect for those short on worktop space, this electric steam steriliser from Nuk has a compact footprint and is quick, effective and easy to use. Although it's small, you can sterilise up to 6 classic bottles at a time (or 4 bottles and accessories such as soothers and teethers) and it takes just 6 minutes to remove harmful germs. It's also impressively flexible; the steriliser comes with 6 movable bottle rods and a removable basket, so you can adapt it depending on what you need to sterilise.

It's quiet and easy to use with a one-touch power button and also has an automatic switch-off, switching itself off once sterilising is complete. Plus, the sterilised bottles will remain germ-free for up to 24 hours if you keep the lid on, similar to other models.

For an electric steriliser, it's very competitively priced and has a range of impressive features. However, unlike other similar entries on our list, such as the Babymoov Turbo Pure or Baby Brezza Steriliser Dryer Advanced, it doesn't have a drying function.

Available from: Amazon and Very

8. Baby Brezza Steriliser Dryer Advanced, £129.99

Best steriliser for a large capacity

Type: Steam | Size: 28.3cm x 21cm x 41.2cm | Award: Award: Bronze – Steriliser, MadeForMums Awards 2024

Accessories: 1 x HEPA filter

Pros:

• Quick
• Drying feature
• 4 different configurations
• Can be used as storage
• Large capacity

Cons:

• Expensive
• Additional cost of air filters

Although it's the most expensive steam steriliser on our list, this option from Baby Brezza has a host of impressive features that really make it stand out — including modular expansion, a super quick drying cycle and ample capacity.

One of the most impressive features about this steriliser is its adaptability — it has 4 different configurations that you can adjust depending on what you need to sterilise. It has a lower bin, top bin and an accessory tray that can easily be modified if you need to try and fit in particular bottle sizes or different accessory types. It's sleek, fairly compact despite its large capacity, very quiet when sterilising, but is somewhat louder when it's drying.

There's an easy-to-use LCD control panel, and you can choose from 4 functions: sterilise only, dry only, sterilise and dry or storage. It also, similarly to the Babymoov Turbo steriliser, has an extremely impressive 30-minute drying cycle. Parent tester Alice really rated how quickly the steriliser worked, saying "I've found even with the steriliser full, 30 minutes is more than enough to fully dry the contents, which is very impressive. The contents came out very dry and ready to use at the end of the cycle. I've not found a single drop of water on anything!"

Its capacity is also certainly generous; it can fit up to 8 bottles plus accessories, and also has a universal fit, meaning it works with all bottle types and brands. Parent tester Alice said, "I could fit 2 full sets of Medela swing pump sets and 2 MAM bottles with ease. The steriliser saves a lot of time as you can bulk wash, sterilise and dry in under an hour!"

It comes with 1 free HEPA filter, but do bear in mind that this will need to be replaced.

Available from: Mamas & Papas, Amazon

9. MAM Microwave Steam Steriliser, £38

Best steriliser for travelling

Type: Microwave or cold water | Size: 27cm x 27cm x 16cm | MFM Review Star Rating: 4.8 stars

Accessories: 2 x Easy Start Anti-Colic bottles (160ml), Start Soother and tongs

Pros:

• Compact
• Affordable
• Easy to use
• Great for travelling

Cons:

• Remains quite hot even after the cooling time

This funky-looking steriliser is an ideal option if you’re short on space and don’t want a traditional electric steriliser in your kitchen. Even though it’s so compact, it can still fit up to 6 bottles inside, plus teats and lids, and items are sterilised in the microwave in as little as 5 minutes.

It also gives you the choice of using it as a cold water steriliser if you don’t have access to a microwave.

With its handy latches, the lid is easy to open and close, and it doubles up as a drainer for sterilised items too. Leave the lid on, and as with other models, the contents remain sterilised for up to 24 hours. Parent tester Gemma, who tested this with their 3-month-old, loved how easy it was to use the steriliser: "The steriliser is so simple and easy to use. The quality is fab too, I've found it to be stronger than other brands."

MFM reviewer Sarah was also a big fan and called it a "practical, space-saving, easy-to-use, no-leak steriliser." She added, "It’s a big plus that it can cope with different brands of bottles, breast pumps and other baby feeding accessories." However, she also added that "even after the stipulated cooling time, I still found the steriliser was hot to touch, so it was a bit tricky to get out of the microwave."

Read our full MadeForMums MAM Microwave Steam Steriliser review

Available from: Boots, Amazon and Mamas & Papas

10. Munchkin 59s Mini Portable UV Steriliser +, £19.65

Best steriliser for small items

Type: UV light | Size: 8.5cm x 8cm x 8cm

Accessories: USB cable

Pros:

• Portable
• Auto shut-off
• Easy to use
• Quick

Cons:

• Can only sterilise small items

This fast-acting portable steriliser uses ultraviolet light technology to kill almost all germs in just 59 seconds. If your baby drops their dummy often, then you may be glad you packed this in your changing bag.

It’s powered by a USB cable or battery, and it impressively provides over 100 uses on a full charge. The UV light shuts off automatically when the lid is opened, and the transparent base allows you to see the UV light working when it's powered on.

Whilst it’s designed to be a dummy steriliser (or for other small items such as nipple shields or bottle teats), you can also use it to sterilise anything that fits inside. Bear in mind that if you are bottle feeding, then you will need another, larger machine to sterilise your daily bottles. This affordable device works well as an add-on, but it won’t replace your main steriliser.

Available from: Amazon

11. Milton Professional Cold Water Steriliser, £21.99

Best cold-water steriliser

Type: Cold water | Size: 26cm x 26cm x 16cm | MFM Review Star Rating: 4.5 stars | Award: Gold – Steriliser, MadeForMums Awards 2024

Pros:

• Affordable
• Easy to use
• Trusted brand

Cons:

• Chlorinated smell

Cold water sterilisation is very much a traditional method, and Milton has been in the business of sterilising baby products for over 70 years. If you want a tried and trusted method, this Milton steriliser ticks all the boxes.

To use, simply fill with water, add Milton fluid or Milton tablets, then place all the items you want to sterilise in the unit with the weighted grid on top. It takes 15 minutes for the items to clean (which is longer than all the other sterilisers mentioned here), and utensils can be used straight away.

Parent tester Rebecca, who tested this with her 12-week-old baby, described the Milton steriliser as "a very effective method of sterilising all baby feeding items, teethers and toys. I also loved that you could just keep adding items to sterilise within the 24-hour window!"

With a large 5-litre capacity, you can fit up to six standard bottles as well as breast pumps, soothers, teethers, toys and more. Other useful features include a lockable lid and a carry handle.

MFM reviewer Sarah did notice a chlorinated smell that "takes some getting used to", but found it to be a "fast and effective method of sterilising that won’t break the bank and is a cinch to use."

Read our full MadeForMums Milton Cold Water Steriliser review

Available from: Boots and Amazon

12. Milton Solo Travel Steriliser, £11

Best portable steriliser

Type: Microwave or cold water | Size: 14cm x 18.5cm x 14cm

Pros:

• Portable
• Affordable
• Trusted brand
• Simple to use

Cons:

• Can only sterilise small items

Another entry from trusted brand Milton is their simple and convenient travel steriliser, which proves to be a useful, reliable backup for when you're travelling or away from home with your baby and need a portable bottle steriliser. At £11, it's also one of the most affordable options on the market, but can understandably only accommodate one bottle at a time.

You can either use it as a cold water steriliser (similar to the entry above) or you can put it in the microwave. If using the cold water method, you just simply need to place the bottle in the steriliser, add one quarter of a Milton tablet, fill with water, screw the lid on and press the safety vent and then shake gently. Within 15 minutes, everything will be ready to use.

If opting to use the microwave method, your sterilised bottle can be ready to use in as little as 5 minutes — faster than many traditional steam sterilisers and very handy when you're on the go or using it for middle-of-the-night feeds. Just add water, place your items in, screw on the lid and press the safety vent down and then pop it in the microwave (remember to allow it to cool for around 3 minutes once it's ready). It's also been cleverly designed to fit all microwaves due to its lay-flat flip. If it's too tall to stand up in the microwave, just lay it down.

Like many of the other sterilisers on our list, your sterilised bottle also remains germ-free for 24 hours as long as you keep the lid closed. It's 100% watertight too, so you can leave it in your changing bag until you're ready to use it without fear of water leaking.

Available from: Amazon and Ocado

13. Medela Quick Clean Micro-steam bags, £13.99 for 5 bags

Best steriliser for convenience

Type: Microwave

Pros:

• Useful for travel
• Bags have 20 uses

Cons:

• Doesn’t replace a traditional steriliser

You probably recognise Medela for its breast pumps, but the brand also makes a whole host of feeding products, not least these innovative Quick Clean Micro-steam bags. This is a solution for sterilising in a small space or travelling when you don’t have access to a larger steriliser.

Portable, reusable and easy to use, these bags will sterilise bottles, pumps, teats and all other feeding utensils in just 3 minutes in the microwave. You’ll get 5 bags in a pack, each of which can be reused 20 times.

Available from: Amazon, Ocado

Why do you need to use a steriliser?

Warm milk can be a breeding ground for germs and harmful bacteria, especially when it's left sitting in bottles. Young babies have immature immune systems, making them more vulnerable when it comes to illnesses such as gastroenteritis, diarrhoea and vomiting.

As advised by the NHS, all babies’ milk-feeding products need to be sterilised until they are 12 months old.

Your steriliser will quickly become a vital, hard-working part of your baby’s kit during the first year. While bottles still need to be washed after use, sterilising them is what kills any remaining milk bacteria and helps to protect your baby from any tummy upsets.

What are the different types of sterilisers you can buy in the UK?

There are 3 types of sterilisers to choose from – steam sterilisers (electric or microwave) and cold water sterilisers are most common, whereas newer models now use UV light as well.

Steam sterilisers, as the name suggests, use high-temperature steam to clean and rid your bottles of bacteria. The two main options are:

• Electric sterilisers: plug into the mains and use an electric plate to heat water in the steriliser and form steam
• Microwave sterilisers: work by adding cold water to a sealed unit and then heating.

Cold water sterilisers is the traditional method that uses an antibacterial fluid or dissolving tablet along with cold water to clean bottles, dummies and expressing equipment. This system is particularly handy if you’re travelling or as a back-up, although some people don’t like the smell of the fluid.

UV sterilisers is the latest method of sterilisation on the market, and use ultraviolet light. As it doesn't use water or steam, you can use a UV steriliser to sterilise toys, books and even mobile phones. Although they are often more expensive to buy, UV sterilisers don’t use chemicals or need descaling like steam sterilisers do, and they have lower power consumption than other electric sterilisers.

What to consider when buying a steriliser

What to consider when looking for the steriliser that fits your needs...

• Where will you use it? – Will you be at home with mains electricity all the time? Some sterilisers can also be used with a microwave ­– do you have one and how big is it?
• Space – Is there room for a larger unit that can sterilise several bottles (standard and/or wide-necked) at once, or is a more compact device that takes up less space going to work better for you? Do you plan to use it past the bottle-feeding stage for feeding bowls and training cups when weaning?
• Convenience – Do you want a cycle that completes quickly, or one that you can run overnight?
• Accessories – Do you want a bundle that also comes with bottles? Some sterilisers on our list with a drying function also come with a HEPA filter (air purifier filter) which will need changing – are there extra filters included in the price?
• Sterilising method – Steam, UV and cold water methods have all made our list of best baby sterilisers. They all have pros and cons when it comes to speed, maintenance and what you can sterilise, so it's worth weighing up which one will suit your family best.
• Portability – If you travel often, it's worth choosing a portable, compact steriliser that's easy to take with you.
• Maintenance – Steam sterilisers will need regularly descaling so it continues to work properly so it's worth factoring this in.
• Running costs – Electric and UV models use power, but for cold water sterilisers you'll need to buy tablets or fluid, which can add up over time.

Just in case you forget (not likely, we know), before sterilising always:

• Clean the feeding bottle and teat in hot, soapy water as soon as possible after a feed, using a clean bottle brush (only use this brush for cleaning bottles).
• Rinse all your equipment in clean, cold running water before sterilising.

For more information on sterilisation, including how to use them and safety advice, check out our comprehensive buyer’s guide to sterilisers.

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