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Are there specific cleaning products recommended for pediatric containers?

For cleaning pediatric containers, it is recommended to use mild, fragrance-free dish soap that is free from harsh chemicals. Avoid using bleach or other strong chemicals as they can leave residues that may be harmful to children. Additionally, specialized bottle brushes and sterilizers can be useful for ensuring thorough cleaning.

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