eufy S1 Pro Baby Bottle Washer and Steriliser

The bottle washer is great, it can fit up to 10 bottles in at once and keep them sterilised for up to 72 hours.

Keeping up with a mountain of daily baby bottles and pump parts can feel like a relentless, time-consuming cycle, but this all-in-one machine has completely changed how I manage my kitchen routine. I was searching for a reliable, fully automated way to deep-clean and sterilise my feeding gear without spending hours scrubbing at the sink, and this smart bottle washer handles the entire process flawlessly from start to finish.The 3D HydroBlast technology is incredibly thorough; even dried-on, stubborn milk residue in the deepest corners of complex anti-colic valves and pump membranes is cleared away completely, leaving everything spotless. What really sets this apart from basic sterilisers is the built-in water softener. It actively filters out harsh minerals from the water, meaning our bottles dry with a pristine, crystal-clear finish rather than that cloudy, chalky limescale film you typically get from hard tap water.Once washed, the 100°C steam sterilisation and rapid fast drying cycles ensure everything is dry, sterile, and ready to use in under an hour. Having the smart app control is a brilliant touch for tired parents, letting you easily schedule cycles, customise the run modes, or check on the progress right from your phone. It is a highly premium, exceptionally spacious, and completely hands-free appliance that takes the physical stress out of keeping baby essentials completely safe and sterile.

Amazing product! Very practical and easy to use. Cleans bottles very well. Highly recommended!

We're coming towards the end of our bottle-feeding time with our daughter, so I’m approaching this review with the hindsight of how we coped washing by hand and then using a steam steriliser for months. The S1 Pro itself is excellent: although it's rather large it looks good in the kitchen and, for us at least, it would have saved the space of the steam steriliser and the washing up bowl we were using (don't normally have one as we have a proper dishwasher for dishes).It's incredibly easy to use, and has done a consistently excellent job cleaning bottles of formula. We had a bottle left out in the sun during this recent heatwave... it stank. The S1 Pro got it completely clean without bother. It leaves the bottles completely dry, which a godsend when making formula because the slightest moisture seems to always find its way to the formula scoop and make a mess. It just saves so much time and effort, I honestly wonder how we coped without it!Before this past year I would never have entertained buying a separate dishwasher just to wash baby bottles, but having done so for months, and then experiencing the convenience of the Eufy S1 Pro, I think it's a fantastic appliance and worth every penny.

​I loaded my baby bottles and plastic teats into this appliance after the evening feed last night. The machine thoroughly cleaned and dried every single item without leaving any cloudy water marks on the plastic. This eufy appliance offers good value because it combines washing and sterilising into one quick automated cycle to save time. I filled the water reservoir easily at the sink and the digital controls were very simple to operate. It runs quietly in the corner of the kitchen so it does not wake up the household at night.

I got this bottle washer to make cleaning baby bottles easier and it has been a big help in keeping everything organised. With multiple bottles to wash throughout the day, having a machine that can handle the cleaning, sterilising, and drying in one place saves a lot of time. I like that I can load everything in and let it do its job while I get on with other things. The drying function is especially useful as bottles are ready to use without sitting around wet. It feels well designed, easy to operate, and has made feeding routines much less stressful.

I will admit from the outset I am a big fan of eufy. I have several of their CCTV products and they, like this is amazing.This is a premium product and great when you have your first born. Twins? Triplets, no worries this washer can wash and sterilise up to ten bottles!!!.The washer has surprisingly a water softener and it also has a quick dry option. What more do you need.Instructions are straightforward on the large you see when you first open the box. BTW the box and unit are heavy.The digital instructions work like your dishwater. I have used auto, but there are several options. Each gives you the time for the cleaning.The unit comes with a user guide (this is extra to the large cardboard instructions) electric cables, hose and tablets as well as the water softener bottle. No need to buy any extras.The water tank is easily removed and has an indicator for where the water needs to be. Again, if you choose to steam the bottles, there is a lower indicator on the water tank. Easy! In use the water covers every single area of the bottle with a large number of sprayers acting in different areas. I found it fascinating to watch.Cleaning it is ultra easy with all the inner drawers and spray arms can be removed as well as the filter in the base. The rear filter which the instructions suggest you check regularly, is easy to check at the rear of the machine and easy to remove and replace, ensuring clean bottles. The unit is so durable!There is an IOS and Apple app which is downloadable. To be honest I have not used it as I would generally use the washer manually, rather than from an app.It is a big unit so not so portable.All in all very impressive, though you do need to pay for quality.

I got this for my sister because she was completely fed up with the endless cycle of bottles, pump parts, sterilising, drying racks everywhere, and always feeling like she was washing something baby-related. After using this, her main opinion is basically that it feels like one of those baby products you don’t strictly need, but once you have it, you really do not want to go back.She said the biggest selling point is just how much time and effort it saves. Instead of doing the whole routine of rinsing, scrubbing, sterilising, then leaving everything spread out to dry, she can just load it up and let it do the lot. For her, that alone has made a huge difference, especially on tired days or during the night when the last thing she wants is another sink full of bottles and pump parts. She said it takes a really repetitive, annoying job and makes it feel much more manageable.One thing she really likes is the capacity. It holds a lot more than she expected, and that makes it much more practical than some smaller bottle sterilisers or washers that only really help with one or two feeds’ worth at a time. She said being able to do a big load in one go makes it feel properly useful rather than just a fancy extra gadget. If you are using multiple bottles a day or washing pump parts constantly, that extra space matters a lot.She also said it feels very well made. It looks and feels premium, which to be fair it should at this price. The controls are straightforward, the whole thing feels nicely put together, and it doesn’t come across as flimsy or cheap. It has that polished eufy feel where it looks modern on the worktop instead of like a clunky bit of baby equipment. She liked that too, because once something is living on the kitchen side all day, you do start caring what it looks like.The drying function is another big plus for her. She said this was one of the things she underestimated before using it. With normal sterilising, you still often end up with damp bottles, wet lids, or bits left on a drying rack. She really likes that this gets everything dry and ready to use, so there is less clutter and less waiting around. It just feels a lot more complete.She was also impressed by how clean everything comes out. Bottles looked properly clear, and she noticed less of that cloudy film you sometimes get, which she thinks is where the built-in water softener helps. That feature honestly seems more useful than it might sound on paper, especially if you live somewhere with harder water. She said it makes the bottles look cleaner and just generally gives a better result.The app control is one of those features she likes more than she expected. She is not massively into connecting every appliance to her phone, but being able to check on the cycle or get notifications is genuinely handy when you are in another room doing ten other things. That said, she also said it is good that the machine still makes sense without relying on the app. You are not forced into using your phone for every little thing.Now for the balanced part, because it definitely is not perfect.The most obvious downside is the price. She said straight away that it is expensive, and I think that is fair. It is absolutely one of those premium baby products where you have to really value convenience to justify it. If someone is only using a couple of bottles a day, or does not mind hand washing, it would probably feel excessive. This is much more a “make life easier” purchase than a basic necessity.It also takes up a fair bit of counter space. She was happy to make room for it because she uses it enough, but it is not a tiny appliance you can just tuck anywhere. In a smaller kitchen, that could be annoying.There is also the ongoing maintenance side of it. She likes the built-in water softener and all the extra features, but those things do mean it is not just a simple plug-it-in-and-forget-it machine forever. Filters and cleaning bits are part of the deal, so it is worth knowing that the cost is not only the upfront purchase price.But even with those negatives, her overall opinion is still very positive. She said it has taken one of the most repetitive and frustrating baby chores and made it massively easier. For her, that has been worth a lot. She especially thinks it makes sense for parents who are bottle feeding regularly, pumping a lot, or just want to cut down on the constant washing and drying cycle.So from her perspective, this is definitely a luxury baby product, but also a genuinely useful one. Expensive, yes, but really well thought out, easy to use, and a huge help day to day. She said it is one of those items that feels a bit indulgent when you buy it, then very quickly becomes something you rely on.

The first thing that crossed my mind when I saw this was that new parents already have enough jobs without adding “professional bottle washer” to the list. This is one of those products that feels extravagant right up until you start thinking about how many bottles get cleaned in a typical week.What stood out immediately from the photo is that it looks more like a compact kitchen appliance than a bulky baby product. The water tank is easy to access, and the controls are simple enough that you don’t need a manual permanently attached to your hand.The biggest appeal is the all-in-one approach. Washing, sterilising, drying and storage happen in a single machine, which means fewer drying racks taking over the kitchen. The large capacity is useful too, especially if you’re dealing with multiple bottles and pump parts throughout the day.The app control is a nice bonus rather than something I’d personally buy it for, but being able to check progress remotely is handy. At nearly £400 this is definitely an investment, but if you’re regularly washing bottles and pump equipment, it’s easy to see why many parents would consider the time savings worth it.

Washes, steams and dries my baby’s bottles perfectly!!!
Helps save water and time plus it accommodates 10 bottles at once with all their parts so this product is a 10/10!!