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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
feel the water
Would you say 'feel the water'?
Put soap in the baby bottles. Fill them up with water to almost the brim. Put the teat and cap on the bottle. Shake the bottle until the bottle is filled with lather and you can no longer feel the water inside the bottle. Take cap off and rinse.
Thank you
Put soap in the baby bottles. Fill them up with water to almost the brim. Put the teat and cap on the bottle. Shake the bottle until the bottle is filled with lather and you can no longer feel the water inside the bottle. Take cap off and rinse.
Thank you
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) Put a small amount of dishwashing detergent (one drop or less will do) in the bottle. Fill the bottle with water to the halfway point. ***** the cap onto the bottle.
- ) Put a small amount of dishwashing detergent (one drop or less will do) in the bottle.
- Fill the bottle with water to the halfway point.
- ***** the cap onto the bottle.
- Shake the bottle until there is a lot of soap foam (shake about fifteen times).
- Take off the cap and pour the soapy water out.
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(Note: if you fill the bottle to the brim with water, this method of washing the bottles will be ineffective.)
Put a small amount of dishwashing detergent (one drop or less will do) in the bottle. Fill the bottle with water to the halfway point. ***** the cap onto the bottle. Shake the bottle until there is a lot of soap foam (shake about fifteen times). Take off the cap and pour the
Put a small amount of dishwashing detergent (one drop or less will do) in the bottle. Fill the bottle with water to the halfway point. ***** the cap onto the bottle. Shake the bottle until there is a lot of soap foam (shake about fifteen times). Take off the cap and pour the
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