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About RTF formula where you have to add water...
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preciouslove
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About RTF formula where you have to add water...
I bought these by accident so I'd like to use them up since I have them. Now it says to boil the water and pour equal amounts of water and the concentrated liquid.
So to make a 4 oz bottle I'd have to pour 2 oz of water and 2 oz of the concentrated liquid into the bottle. Is that correct?
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Posted 9/24/06 2:59 PM  |
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Spring Baby06
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Re: About RTF formula where you have to add water...
yes
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| Posted 9/24/06 4:24 PM |
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preciouslove
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Re: About RTF formula where you have to add water...
Posted by Spring Baby06
yes
Thanks! 
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| Posted 9/24/06 6:05 PM |
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JTK
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Re: About RTF formula where you have to add water...
it's better if you just make the whole can and put it into a container. then you wouldn't have to waste the rest of the can.. also no one could mistake it for ready to feed. the baby would get really sick if someone did that. just pour the whole can into a container and then fill the can with boiling water to the top and then put it into the container. it will be good for 48 hours in your refrigerator.
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| Posted 9/24/06 9:22 PM |
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Re: About RTF formula where you have to add water...
oh my please make sure you add water to the concentrated formula. we mistakenly gave hannah 4 oz of concentrated formuka w/o the water and we had to give her 4oz of water immediately and boy were her poops disgusting!
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| Posted 9/24/06 9:24 PM |
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preciouslove
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Re: About RTF formula where you have to add water...
Posted by JTK
it's better if you just make the whole can and put it into a container. then you wouldn't have to waste the rest of the can.. also no one could mistake it for ready to feed. the baby would get really sick if someone did that. just pour the whole can into a container and then fill the can with boiling water to the top and then put it into the container. it will be good for 48 hours in your refrigerator.
The cans I bought are 13 fl. oz. So in other words I poor the whole can into a container plus 13 oz of water. Is that correct?
I want to make sure because I already did make the mistake of giving DS the concentrated liquid. He ended up spitting a lot of it out so thank god he didn't get seriously sick from it.
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| Posted 9/25/06 8:48 AM |
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