The Sepal Baby Bottle and Teat Drying Rack is a compact countertop rack designed to hold and air dry baby bottles, teats, and accessories, helping keep feeding items organised and well drained between uses. This countertop drying solution keeps washed items upright and separated so they dry efficiently and remain organised between feeds. The rack is suited to everyday use in family kitchens, as well as bathrooms or laundries where bench space is available. A neutral grey and white colour scheme helps it blend into most home interiors, and a compact footprint is designed to fit standard benchtops and sinks.

Features

Purpose built rack for drying baby bottles, teats and feeding accessories after washing.
Approximate overall size 20.5 cm x 33 cm x 25 cm to suit most kitchen, bathroom and laundry benchtops.
Grey and white colourway designed to coordinate with a wide range of interiors and appliances.
Multiple upright blades hold bottles securely in a vertical position for drainage and airflow.
Additional spaces accommodate smaller parts such as teats, collars, caps and covers.
Free standing countertop design that does not require installation or tools.
Suitable for use with most standard baby bottle shapes and brands.

How To Use

Wash baby bottles, teats and accessories thoroughly according to the bottle manufacturer’s instructions.
Shake off excess water and place bottles upside down over the upright blades on the drying rack.
Arrange teats, collars, caps and other small parts on the designated areas so that water can drain freely.
Leave items to air dry completely before reassembling and storing or using for the next feed.
Periodically clean and dry the rack itself to remove any residual water or detergent.

Contains

One Sepal Baby Bottle and Teat Drying Rack in grey and white.

Warnings

Always supervise babies and young children around the drying rack and its contents.
Do not allow children to play with the rack, blades, bottles or teats.
Place the rack on a stable, level surface away from edges and hot appliances.
Inspect the rack regularly and discontinue use if any part becomes damaged.