Milton Sterilising Tablets allow you to sterilise in 15 minutes only, killing all bacteria, viruses, fungi and spores (tough dormant bacteria). It has also been used in hospitals for many years as a simple and very reliable method.
The Milton solution is harmless and leaves no unpleasant taste or odour, so there is no need to rinse after use - utensils are safe for to be used immediately.
Each solution lasts for 24 hours.
For General Use
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Clean items thoroughly with warm soapy water.
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Rinse with cold water.
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Fill your Milton Sterilising Unit, or similar unit, with 5 litres of cold water.
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Add 1 Milton tablet.
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Ensure that no air bubbles are trapped inside the items.
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Items are ready to use after 15 minutes or can be left for 24 hours until you need to use them again.
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Wash your hands before removing items from the solution.
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Drain the items, no need to rinse.
Menstrual Cups
Milton tablets are designed to be dissolved in 5 litres of water. Therefore ¼ of a tablet can be dissolved in 1.25 litres of water. Use a jug to dissolve the ¼ of a tablet and then use some of the sterilising water to sterilise your menstrual cup, pouring away the residue or use it to sterilise other items.
The sterilising kit contains Milton Sterilising tablets, enabling you to sterilise your Menstrual Cup many times if you use ¼ of a tablet each time. It is advisable to sterilise you cup at the end of each period.
If you prefer to boil your cup in the microwave then the container can be used for this purpose, without the tablets. The container is also dishwasher safe.
The basic kit can hold 1-2 menstrual cups, the standard kit can hold 4-5 menstrual cups and the luxury kit can hold 3-4 menstrual cups.
Basic Kit Contains:
1 x 250ml container with a lid
8 Milton Sterilising Tablets
Instruction leaflet
Standard Kit Contains:
1 x 430ml square container with a lid
12 Milton Sterilising Tablets
Instruction leaflet
Luxury Kit Contains:
1 x 430ml tall container with a clip lock lid
12 Milton Sterilising Tablets
Instruction leaflet
For further information please have a look at the Milton website
