UV Sanitizing for Baby
PhoneSoap for Baby

UV Sanitizing for Baby

Sanitize and dry the things your baby touches most -- bottles, pump parts, pacifiers and gear -- with light, not chemicals.

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UV-C sanitizing for your baby's world — light, not chemicals. PhoneSoap Baby sanitizes and dries bottles, pump parts and pacifiers, and HomeSoap handles everything bigger.

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UV-C Baby Bottle Sanitizer & Dryer

PhoneSoap Baby

UV-C Baby Bottle Sanitizer & Dryer
$149.95
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HomeSoap: Large UV Sanitizer

HomeSoap

Large UV Sanitizer
$199.95
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Sanitizing made simple for baby

Between feedings, pumping and everything that ends up in your baby's mouth, there is always something that needs sanitizing. PhoneSoap for Baby uses the same clinically proven UV-C light trusted in millions of PhoneSoap devices to kill 99.9% of bacteria on the things your baby touches most — no heat, no steam, no chemicals.

For the daily bottle routine, PhoneSoap Baby is our dedicated UV baby bottle sanitizer and dryer — it sanitizes and dries bottles, pump parts and pacifiers in one sealed chamber. Need to cover more of the house? HomeSoap fits baby gear alongside phones, tablets and remotes. New to UV-C? See how UV-C sanitizing works, or browse all UV sanitizers.

Baby sanitizing questions

What's the difference between PhoneSoap Baby and HomeSoap for baby gear?
PhoneSoap Baby is purpose-built for the bottle routine: it sanitizes and dries bottles, pump parts and pacifiers in one sealed chamber. HomeSoap is our large-capacity sanitizer — it fits baby bottles and gear alongside phones, tablets and remotes, but does not dry. Many families keep PhoneSoap Baby in the nursery and HomeSoap for the whole household.
Is UV-C safe for baby bottles and pacifiers?
Yes. UV-C sanitizes with light alone — no heat, no water and no chemicals — so it will not warp bottles or leave any residue behind. It sanitizes 99.9% of bacteria on the surfaces the light reaches.
Do I still need to wash bottles first?
Yes. Wash and rinse away milk and food residue first, then use PhoneSoap Baby to sanitize and dry. UV-C is a finishing step that sanitizes clean surfaces — it is not a replacement for washing.
How UV-C sanitizing works →