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Dani00518
Gorgeous
Member since 5/05 2730 total posts
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Danielle
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Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
Pros/Cons.........I used Dr. Brown's with DD #1 but now I'm thinking of going with the Born Free Glass......I HATED cleaning DR. Brown's Bottles.
Message edited 3/28/2009 11:56:50 AM.
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lovemy2boys
LIF Adult
Member since 10/07 3915 total posts
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Re: Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
born free are easier to clean
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| Posted 3/28/09 1:03 PM |
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wannabemom
look who's freshly baked!
Member since 12/07 7364 total posts
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Re: Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
never used Dr. Browns... mainly becuase of the reviews about cleaning them.
I use born-free glass... they're GREAT! sloppily pop everything in the dishwasher and that's it......
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| Posted 3/28/09 1:37 PM |
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nrvbrd
LIF Adolescent
Member since 5/05 796 total posts
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Kysha
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Re: Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
Do not know anything about Born Free, but I do use dr Brown's and I like them.
Yes, they are a pain to clean due to all the parts, but other than that they are good bottles.
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| Posted 3/28/09 2:11 PM |
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Violet
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Member since 7/06 1860 total posts
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Mama :)
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Re: Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
Never used Dr. Brown bottles, but it seems very complicated to clean with so many parts.
We use Born Free bottles and loves it 
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| Posted 3/28/09 2:23 PM |
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Aga
hello baby Albert
Member since 9/05 7750 total posts
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Aga
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Re: Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
def. born free, they are so much easier to clean!
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| Posted 3/28/09 2:46 PM |
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tabrtm
LIF Adult
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Re: Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
I use born free. I picked up a Dr. Browns not too long ago and it looks way to complicated to me. I am not going to use it.
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| Posted 3/28/09 3:12 PM |
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Kris516
Love The Roo
Member since 2/08 2024 total posts
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Kris
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Re: Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
I use Dr. Browns, and I guess b/c he is my 1st, and I know no better, I really don't see the bottle cleaning to be that big of a deal. I use a bottle brush to clean the bottle, run the rest of the parts under hot water and then sterilize all.
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| Posted 3/28/09 3:39 PM |
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butterfly20
Party of 5 - 2015
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Re: Born Free Vs. Dr. Browns Bottles
born free are easier to clean
however they do cost more for the glass they are $10 a bottle and $3.50 a nipple- drs browns are $6.50 and $1.33 a nipple...
and some peoples reviews have reported that born free bottles do not help their baby with gas, and some report of nipple collapse where they ended up adding the dr browns vent system to it to correct the problem...
eta- dr browns does make dishwasher baskets to fit all the pieces in- so it does make the cleaning alot easier if you run the dishwasher frequently enough
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