Canpol babies Non-spill Cup Silicon Spout 180ml LOVE&SEA pink
Symbol: 57/300_pin
Canpol babies Non-spill Cup Silicon Spout 180ml LOVE&SEA pink
Symbol: 57/300_pinLOVE&SEA Non-spill Cup is equipped with comfortable, wide handles which help the child to hold the cup in his tiny hands. Its colourful prints will certainly encourage children to learn how to drink independently. The soft silicone spout does not irritate baby's delicate gums. The cup has a scale that facilitates precise measuring of liquids. It is dishwasher and microwave-safe. Suitable for children aged 9m+. Capacity: 180ml.
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Product free of Bisphenol A
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Suggested age from 9 months
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Dishwasher safe
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Microwave safe
The cup is equipped with comfortable, wide handles, which help the child to hold the cup in his tiny hands.
The soft, silicone non-spill spout does not irritate baby's delicate gums.
The cup has a scale that facilitates precise measuring of liquids.
Replaceable non-spill spout 57/301.
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Suitable for children aged 9m+. Capacity: 180 ml.
Available in several colours.
Canpol babies 56/600 silicone spout fits the cup.
The cup can be used in dishwasher (max. temp. 60°C) and in microwave (without spout and lid). The product cannot be sterilized in sterilizers or boiling water. Can be poured with boiling water.
Keep it clean. Before the first and each subsequent use, wash the cup and its parts (collar, spout, handles, lid) in warm water with a mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly. Do not boil. Do not use any disinfectants. Avoid rough, surface-scratching tools during use and cleaning. The cup is suitable for dishwasher (max. 60°C) and can be used in microwave (without lid and spout). The silicone spout is not suitable for washing in a dishwasher or heating in a microwave.
Take special care when heating food in the microwave. If you heat food in a microwave, remember that the cup must be open. Remember that liquids and food heated in a microwave can heat unevenly or to very high temperatures. Always stir heated drink to ensure even distribution of temperature. Check the temperature before serving. Hard water, fruit juice or tea may leave stains on the spout or create limescale effect which does not change its properties. Thick liquids (e.g. fruit slurries) may clog the straw. Warning! Do not leave your child during a meal unattended. This product is not a toy. Store unused product out of reach of children.
Do not enlarge the spout holes. This may cause damage. Check the product before each use. Discard if damaged or at first sign of wear and tear.
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