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Is the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro the baby gadget tired parents dream about?
Find out whether the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro is worth the investment, as our parent tester reviews its washing, sterilising and drying performance.
- Francesca Challis
Published: June 10, 2026 at 11:30 AM
Our Rating
4.1
A star rating of 4.1 out of 5.
GBP £335 RRP
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In a nutshell
A true game-changer for exhausted parents, this all-in-one bottle washer, steriliser and dryer takes on the daily job of cleaning bottles, teats, dummies and pump parts, helping to cut down on scrubbing, rinsing and hand-washing.
What we tested
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Ease of use
4.5
A star rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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Ease of cleaning
4.2
A star rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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Compactness
3.5
A star rating of 3.5 out of 5.
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Design
4.0
A star rating of 4.0 out of 5.
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Durability
4.5
A star rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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Worth the money
4.0
A star rating of 4.0 out of 5.
Overall Rating
4.1
A star rating of 4.1 out of 5.
Pros
- Huge time-saver for washing bottles, teats, dummies and pump parts
- Washes, sterilises and dries in one machine
- Quick 19-minute wash-only option
- No plumbing needed
- Bottles came out spotless in testing
Cons
- Takes up substantial counter space
- Can only wash up to 4 bottles at once
- Less room if washing pump parts or accessories too
- Own-brand detergent tablets add to the running cost
- Expensive compared with hand-washing or a standard steriliser
The Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro is a 4-in-one cleaning powerhouse that aims to make bottle-feeding less of a chore. Automatically washing, sterilising, drying, and storing your feeding gear, it offers hands-off convenience.
At £335, this is a big investment, especially compared with a standard steriliser, so we tested whether it saves enough time and effort to justify the price.
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About our parent tester Journalist and mum-of-two Francesca Challis tested the Baby Breeza Bottle Washer Pro with newborn bottles as well as her toddler’s larger-sized bottles. She also used it to wash breast pump parts and dummies, running several full cycles a day.
How easy is the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro to set up?
Unboxing and assembly were both very straightforward. It took less than five minutes to get the Bottle Washer Pro up and running, and the instructions were very clear. You don’t need to deep clean it ahead of first use and it looks quite sleek on the countertop.
How easy is the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro to load?
Loading the device is intuitive with two tiers: bottles go on the bottom tier, smaller parts like dummies go on the top. The bottle teats sit directly over the jet washers – the instruction manual makes it very clear where to place them.
It fits various bottle brands. I used small MAM bottles and my toddler’s much larger Munchkin bottles, and both fitted well.
It’s designed to wash up to four bottles at once, but you may not fit four in if you're also washing pump parts, dummies, or any other smaller accessories. It can be a bit of a balancing act getting everything in without them all toppling out.
How well does the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro clean bottles?
There are 20 high-pressure jet sprays so even without pre-rinsing items, bottles come out spotless – far more effective than a brush. The quick wash takes just 19 minutes.
A full cycle (which consists of 19 minutes washing, 9 minutes sterilising, 60 minutes drying) takes 88 minutes. The bottles come out sparkling clean with no water spots, and they’re completely ready to use again.
How well does the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro sterilise bottles?
Baby Brezza states that the steam sterilising cycle kills 99.9% of germs, and that bottles can remain sterilised inside the machine for up to 72 hours, provided the lid stays closed. This means it can also work as temporary storage for clean bottles.
How well does the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro dry bottles?
HEPA-filtered hot air handles most moisture.
Some users report that water can collect at the bottom of bottles, although I didn’t experience this during testing. In my use, the bottles were dry enough to use straight from the machine.
Some users also say they use a drying rack or towel to finish the process. It emits a bit of heat during the drying process but not enough to heat up the room.
Is the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro noisy?
It’s not totally silent, but it’s also not too loud or annoying. It’s unlikely to disturb a sleeping baby. It would be even better if you have a separate utility room or cupboard where you can keep it tucked away.
How much counter space does the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro need?
These are its dimensions: H39 x W25 x D47cm, so it’s certainly a noticeable presence on the counter. You may need to do some countertop rearrangement to accommodate it.
Some families may struggle to fit it underneath kitchen cupboards, and bear in mind you’ll need a bit of extra clearance to allow you to remove and replace the lid and water tanks. It’s definitely worth doing some measuring before investing.
How easy is the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro to clean and maintain?
You’re supposed to descale the heating element and clean the water tanks and other parts too. Baby Brezza recommends using its descaler liquid or a solution of water and vinegar.
For general cleaning, you can use soap and water for the tanks and other removable parts. It’s very easy to remove the dirty water tank and tip it down the sink. The same goes for filling up the clean water tank on top and slotting it back in.
I was a bit surprised by how often the clean water tank needed refilling and the dirty water tank needed emptying.
What’s in the box?
The box includes the Bottle Washer Pro unit, 60 detergent tablets and an instruction booklet.
Who is the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro best for?
The Bottle Washer Pro is best suited to full-time bottle-feeding, combi-feeding or pumping families, especially those with small dishwashers or lots of feeding kit to clean each day.
Basically, it will appeal to any parent who would rather not spend large chunks of their day cleaning, sterilising and drying bottles and want to reclaim some of their time instead.
Is the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro worth the money?
It is a pricey product – there’s no denying that. It depends on how much you value having that time back.
For families running multiple cycles daily — perhaps with more than one bottle-drinking baby or toddler — the convenience of it really is a game-changer. It removes much of the mental load of constantly washing, sterilising and drying bottles off your shoulders.
The Baby Brezza branded detergent tablets are an additional cost to consider though.
Where can I buy the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro?
It is available from Baby Brezza, Amazon, Kiddies Kingdom, John Lewis, Mamas&Papas
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MadeForMums verdict:
The Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro delivers impressively on its core promise: taking one of the most repetitive and time-consuming parts of parenting and turning it into an effortless, automated process. From its thorough cleaning performance to its high-temperature steam sterilisation and HEPA-filtered drying system, it cleaned bottles, teats, and accessories thoroughly, and the sterilising and drying cycles meant they came out ready to use again.
While its relatively large footprint and four-bottle capacity may not suit every family’s setup, and the price point will put some off, for households that bottle-feed frequently — whether with formula, expressed milk, or a combination of both — the convenience and time-saving potential are hard to overstate.
By reducing the need for hand-washing, separate sterilising and air-drying, it could save regular bottle-feeding families a useful amount of time and headspace each day, giving parents more time to focus on their baby and themselves.
Some parents might not see washing up a few bottles every day as such a big deal, but for others, the idea of never having to do that particular baby-related chore ever again will be far too tempting.
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