Is it safe to use discolored Philips Avent product parts?
Published on 23 August 2024
Yes, using discolored Philips Avent products is safe, provided the parts are clean and in good condition. Discoloration is harmless and is often the result of foods staining the plastic.
How do I know if my parts are discolored?
Your parts are discolored if they appear tinted yellow, red, or any color other than their original plastic, and this color does not go away after cleaning.
What causes discoloration?
Discoloration usually happens when your Philips Avent parts are exposed to food containing dyes or colorings that stain plastic, like tomato sauce and certain green vegetables.
To avoid discoloration, keep parts separate from food, containers, and other objects containing food residue during cleaning, disinfection and storage.
Discoloration is also caused by exposure to leftover residue from previous washing/cleaning sessions, specific cleaning agents, direct sunlight and calcium buildup from washing the parts in hard water.
Please follow your Philips Avent product's recommended cleaning, disinfection, and storage instructions to avoid discoloration.
To avoid discoloration, keep parts separate from food, containers, and other objects containing food residue during cleaning, disinfection and storage.
Discoloration is also caused by exposure to leftover residue from previous washing/cleaning sessions, specific cleaning agents, direct sunlight and calcium buildup from washing the parts in hard water.
Please follow your Philips Avent product's recommended cleaning, disinfection, and storage instructions to avoid discoloration.
Need more help?
For more help with properly cleaning, disinfecting, and storing your Philips Avent products, go to www.philips.com/support and search for your specific product.
