Momcozy

Hi everyone, I bought in May 2025 a brand new Momcozy KleanPro bottle washer, as I have always seen Momcozy be a reputable brand. Fast forward to today, the machine is literally disintegrating itself. All rubbers and plastics are literally breaking by simply touching it and during wash cycles. Both me and my wife always used the original Momcozy capsules, so there is 0 reason why this should be happening. I contacted support requesting under warranty that they send me a new unit, as it should be my right, but support is refusing, stating that the only issue with the machine is the broken rack (IT IS NOT), and so, only a rack will be sent. You can see by the photos that this machine is not safe to operate and I do not feel safe to wash anymore baby bottles in it, because small particles of plastic are literally everywhere, including the tubing. I cannot understand how a product like this has such catastrophic failure. I am speechless. parents, please be aware! submitted by /u/miguel_gd to r/BabyBumpsCanada [link] [comments]

I have only had it for a week. Granted, I’m using water from my fridge (that’s supposed to be filtered) and we do have relatively hard water, but it’s leaving all sorts of residue. Water spots are one thing, but please see my photo in the comments. I just don’t trust my dishwasher as it’s 15 years old and some prongs are rusting. At first I thought this thing was great, because I’m no longer having to find time to stand at the sink for an hour to wash bottles and have my hands bleed. Now I’m just not so sure. I do rinse everything before putting it in. Sometimes I leave it sit for a couple hours before rinsing like if I’m busy or out, but I always rinse before the bottles go in. submitted by /u/Outrageous-Soup-2003 to r/FormulaFeeders [link] [comments]

The M5’s are good electrical design but a terrible mechanical design. My wife and I just ran into the same issue again — second pair in four months. I wouldn’t have bought the same unit twice, but we were traveling, in a pinch, and it was literally the only one left in stock at Target. This time I decided to tear it apart instead of tossing it. There’s no real hard reset that actually works on these things, so I pulled the battery to force a reset. What I found was pretty frustrating. They only sealed one side of the pump for water resistance. I’m not sure how anyone thought sealing half the pump would be enough for something that’s exposed to moisture for 30 minutes at a time, eight times a day. When I opened it up, it smelled terrible — like old curdled cheese. Breast milk had clearly been leaking inside and getting trapped. The photos show it — moisture everywhere, curdled milk buildup, and it was getting into the connectors and shorting the board. I cleaned everything out, pulled all the connectors and the motherboard, sprayed it down with 90% isopropyl alcohol, and let it sit in front of a heater overnight (not too close — didn’t want to cook anything). Plugged it back in this morning and it’s running perfectly. I also designed a proper seal for it, so we’ll see if that holds up. Moral of the story: I wouldn’t recommend buying these. And if you already did, I’d seriously consider returning them. This is just poor engineering for the environment they’re meant to operate in. submitted by /u/1wisch to r/ExclusivelyPumping [link] [comments]

I am due with #2 any day now. Knowing how my experience was the first time around, I am already prepared to be an exclusive pumper (I did it for 10m with my first). We got the MomCozy bottle washer around Black Friday. Just started putting it together, and now my husband strongly disagrees that we need it because of how much distilled water we will have to use each time. I am curious what other people’s experiences are. I know many rave about the convenience and efficiency, but are there cons that outweigh it? I have only seen people rave about it, but no one has mentioned the water amount to use. I really want to keep it because I’m a stay at home mom, and I know handwashing, or even using the top rack of the dishwasher just won’t cut it. My husband thinks because we did the handwashing and sterilizing the first time around, that it’s fine this time (even though we had only one baby to worry about and she was on full bottles when feeding 6x/day). So, is it worth it? What are other people’s experience with it? submitted by /u/abcd_57 to r/ExclusivelyPumping [link] [comments]

It's taken a lot for me to post this because 1) I think I'm doing it wrong and 2) I'm plus size and hate my body currently. But have always wanted to baby wear, so got the momcozy one from a friend as I heard it is good for plus size mums. Can anyone tell me how I'm doing and how to wear properly if I'm doing it wrong? Thank you guys! submitted by /u/Perfect_Path_9291 to r/babywearing [link] [comments]

Looking for all the tips and tricks with this luxury of a product! Few questions: Do you always use the steam feature every cycle? Is there a way to turn off the automatic heated dry other than manually pausing it? ETA: or Grownsy/Papablic since they’re basically identical submitted by /u/SharpMention0808 to r/ExclusivelyPumping [link] [comments]