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#콘수프기록집 #현명한소비 When I was raising my baby, the first item I thought of was a bottle sterilizer. At first, I wondered, "Isn't it enough if it just sterilizes the bottles well?" But as I actually washed, sterilized, dried, and reorganized the bottles every day, I realized, "Ah... I can't just pick any bottle sterilizer." Since I use it every day, it's important that it stays visible all the time. I don't want it to get full after just a few bottles. And I don't want a product that's only used briefly during the newborn stage and then discarded! So, when choosing a bottle sterilizer, I focused on exactly four things. 1. First of all, it has to be pretty! Baby products aren't something you use for a day or two and then put away; You end up keeping them out in the kitchen almost constantly. So, just as much as I looked at the functionality, whether it would look good and be pretty when placed in my home. I liked that Pixel has a clean and modern design, rather than the typical clunky feel of baby products, so it blended in naturally even when placed in the kitchen! 2. The internal structure turned out to be surprisingly important. Although bottle sterilizers look similar from the outside, there were differences once you actually put things inside. The Pixel has a horizontal structure, so there are no layers blocking the space in the middle. This makes it convenient to put bottles in and take them out, and allows for more flexible use of the internal space! In particular, since the UV-C LEDs are located on both the first and second layers, the structure is close to the bottles, which is great for direct sterilization. I carefully checked this aspect before choosing it. 3. After using it, I realized that storage capacity is really important. At first, I thought, "As long as the bottles fit well, that's enough!" But as you raise a baby, there are pacifiers, teething toys, and once you start solid foods, tableware too. So, rather than a sterilizer that only holds a few bottles, it is much more convenient to be able to put everything in at once! 4. Also, the question "Is it over once the baby stops using bottles?" was important. It’s a shame to use a product only when your baby is a newborn, and then see its usage drop once you stop using the bottle.🥹 I liked that Pixel can be used not only for bottles but also for teething toys, weaning utensils, baby tableware, toys, and other daily necessities. Since it can be utilized as your baby grows, I felt it was a parenting item that you can keep and use for a long time. Plus, since it can sterilize, dry, and store items, the process of disinfecting, taking them out to dry, and putting them back in order every time becomes a bit easier. If you are like me and wondering, "What on earth should I look for?" while choosing a bottle sterilizer, be sure to check these four things.🤍 After weighing all the factors, I finally settled on the Pixel bottle sterilizer!! @pixel_kor #ParentingNowadaysIsPixel {2 #PixelPlus} {3 #PixelBottleSterilizer} {4 #BottleSterilizer} {5 #NaturalInterior} {6 #WoodInterior} {7 #MinimalInterior} {8 #HomeDecor} {9 #HomeStyling} {10 #NewlywedHomeInterior} {11 #PreparingForChildbirth} {12 #BabyItems} {13 #InteriorAccessories} {14 #HomeDecor} {15 #TodaysHome} {16 #HomeStagram} {17 #InteriorGram} {18 #ParentingSpace} {19 #BabyInterior}