User manual PHILIPS SCF732/00

[. . . ] Never put the toddler spoon and fork in a microwave as they are not microwave-safe. The toddler bowl, toddler plate and spout cup are microwave-safe (see fig. For hygiene reasons, replace spouts after 3 months of use. Throw away the spout cup at the first sign of damage or weakness. [. . . ] Throw away the toddler bowl and plate at the first sign of damage or weakness. Do not leave the toddler bowl and plate in sunlight when not in use and do not boil or sterilise them for longer than 5 minutes, as this may weaken them. Feeding bib Food colourings may discolour the feeding bib. Discolouration has no impact on the performance of the product. Inspect the feeding bib before each use. Throw away the feeding bib at the first sign of damage or weakness. Do not leave the feeding bib in sunlight when not in use, as this may weaken it. ------- --- ------ -- 1 6 ----- ----- Important Read this user manual carefully before you use these products and save it for future reference. Caution --Spout cup Always clean and sterilise the spout cup before you use it. This spout cup is intended for use with healthy drinks for your child. Water and milk are the best drinks for children of any age. Thick, fizzy or pulpy drinks or liquids may block the valve and cause it to break or leak. Do not overtighten the lid on the spout cup. Do not use the spout cup to mix and shake infant formula, as this can clog the vent hole and cause the cup to leak. Make sure the valve of the spout cup is properly assembled. To prevent scalding, let hot liquids cool down before you fill the spout cup. Preparing the spout cup for use 1 Attach the valve to the spout (Fig. 2 Press the spout into the lid from below. Align the recess in the spout with the dot on the lid (Fig. Screw the lid clockwise onto the cup (2) (Fig. [. . . ] Note:Wash your hands thoroughly before you touch sterilised items and make sure the surfaces on which you place sterilised items are clean. Feeding bib 1 Before and after each use, clean the feeding bib with water and some washing-up liquid or wipe it with a damp cloth. do not use abrasive or antibacterial cleaning agents. Excessive concentrations of cleaning agents may eventually cause the plastic to crack. [. . . ]