How come there are no cons for the momcozy. Everything has pros and cons. There is no such thing as a perfect product. Seems biased. Doesn’t seem like a fair review.
@@ic2133 Thanks for chiming in! From this initial review that I did, the one thing that the Baby Brezza product had which was nice was an integrated waste water chamber so you can technically put it anywhere around the house vs the Momcozy that needs to be placed near a sink. That was one of the”con” if you want to categorize it that way. The other was that the Baby Brezza’s normal cycle time was 1 min shorter than the Momcozy. These, however, were fairly minor issues. The main points I was bringing out were the quality and usability issues which, when compared side-by-side, the Baby Brezza just had many more cons. Again, the best way to be sure is to get both and try them out and see if you have any other cons to share! If you do and you choose to make a video, I guarantee I’ll watch it and I will comment back.
@ I believe they just came out with a version that is compatible with European voltages as well: momcozy.com/products/momcozy-kleanpal-pro-baby-bottle-washer?variant=44190976999622 Does this help?
I think some of your critiques on the Brezza are a bit exaggerated, and it seems biased to have a counter for “weird” issues for the Brezza and “Smart” for Momcozy. I actually like the countdown to turning it on as a safety feature for children or just accidental button presses in general. And the symbols are easy to understand after just 1 quick glance at the manual. Not sure when it became taboo to force a customer to read the instruction manual to fully understand their purchase. Having said that, I have been using the Brezza for a couple of weeks now and decided to buy the Momcozy a try based on your video since you do make some good points. I don’t have any real issues with the Brezza except that it’s a little difficult to stack my items. It feels like I’m playing jenga. Hoping the Momcozy is a bit easier in that regard. Also I’m not sure you HAVE to use the short and long tube for the Brezza? I washed my 8oz Avent with the short tube fine and I assume I could wash my smaller 4oz with the longer tubes also. Looking forward to giving the Momcozy a try though. The separate waste container is a very big con but maybe I can make it work
@@Ashhong1 I really appreciate the time you took to respond and I’m truly looking forward to your thoughts around the Momcozy product since you will have tried both out! The “weird” vs “smart” framing is primarily from a design and engineering perspective - will be interested to see what you think. Re: short and long tubes - I was following the recommendations from Baby Brezza in terms of what they claim gives the best results andI agree with you that you *could* probably get away with just using the long stem for everything - but then it begs the question why Baby Brezza included both sizes? 🤔😅 My best guess is that from their product testing, they concluded that the shorter stem gives better results for shorter bottles so they needed to design it with multiple stems. Thanks again for your thoughts!
@@DadLifePGH hey just thought I’d come back with my experience and to see what you thought Overall I really do like the Momcozy. It’s way easier to fit a lot more items due to it being encased by the unit itself instead of fully open like the Brezza. It seems to clean about the same (leaves a thin chalky film on my items similar to the Brezza, I think it’s my hard water) I hate not having a waste bucket and really think they should find a way to add one in the next revision. Just make it a bit longer like the Brezza. It’s a huge convenience that is missing. I ended up buying a 3Q container and routing the hose into it and that works ok. The screen and functions ended up being a bit more confusing if I’m being honest, despite the clear buttons. Brezza allows you to select each permutation of wash, steam, dry and updates the time it’ll take. Momcozy doesn’t show the total time, and I can’t even select dry so I guess that is just automatic? I wish I could run just a wash cycle, open it up, add items, and sterilize, but if I select just wash, it will drain the entire water bucket and I need to refill. And then the sterilize feature drains another full bucket, which seems wasteful. Curious to hear if you know what I mean. It seems a bit wasteful on water and makes the machine a bit more restrictive Oh one more thing, the min and max lines on the fill container are ridiculously close, and so close to the top that I have to tip toe to the machine and pray it doesn’t spill. The lid also seems to be warping or something as I see gaps after a few uses. Again, I really wish they would look at the Brezza for how they designed the containers.
@@Ashhong1 that is awesome feedback and I truly appreciate you taking the time to share these insights! Yes, 💯 on pretty much everything that you mentioned. I haven’t experienced the chalky residue yet on my end but it’s definitely a concern for people living in areas with “harder” water. I think since we settled on the Momcozy unit, we got used to not having the waste water tank but I can definitely understand that if you started with a waste water tank, then that would be something you’d grow to be accustomed to. Now that you bring it up, yes - the MC unit doesn’t show the full time. I think we usually just leave it after we set it to run because we have other things to take care of and haven’t noticed it. I will definitely share this feedback with MC and see if they can address your use case where you’d want to wash it, open it up, and sterilize in their next version. Our unit is almost always very full with parts so we haven’t had this need, but I certainly see how this could be useful if the unit wasn’t fully loaded up! As for the warping issue, I’ve noticed it ever so slightly on the top rim a bit but it hasn’t caused any sealing issues for me yet. Has it degraded the performance of the container for you? And yes - the min/max lines are definitely pretty close. I’ve overshot it a few times and it doesn’t seem to negatively impact anything so it’s probably not a huge concern - at least for me. I really love all your feedback, so thank you!🙏🏻
I just leave the tall rod In the brezza…. Fits both and you don’t HAVE to swap them out every time. Leaving the tall one works just as well. (I’m not a fan of the brezza but just pointing that out).
I have the Breza and I'm going to try the mom cozy. I agree with the assessment about the Brezza unit (and other brezza products for that matter). It seems like they spend more time engineering the unit to be unrepairable, instead making a solid product. I have a love hate with my brezza formula maker. It's so convenient, until the thermal fuse blows (3-12 months of usage). Taking it apart to repair is a nightmare. For what it's worth, after several children and several formula pros. The thermal fuse is guaranteed to fail each time.
@@pepperoni8 oh no, I’m so sorry to hear about your experience with the Baby Brezza formula maker. I haven’t experienced a blown fuse yet but that’s obviously not good. I’d love to hear how you find the Momcozy washer once you try it out!
@@DadLifePGHI've gone through 3 formula pros. Each one had the same failure. I've gotten pretty good at repairing them actually. Will definitely try the mom cozy. I've been eyeing that one came to TH-cam to see if I can find a size comparison with the brezza. Thanks for posting your video!
I’ll buy the mamacozy when they have a water waste chamber. It seems like a food product except you need a hose to be next to the sink. What if you’re prepping raw food? It’s taking up prepping space and can be contaminated with stuff in the sink then I have to wash that tube too.
@@jadormycc8819 yes, you might want to wait if this is your main concern! Depending on your setup, it may take up prep space. We put ours on the opposite side of the sink from our prep space so there isn’t a chance of cross contamination while we’re prepping food, but that’s just our situation. As for the tube, while it’s in the sink, it’s primarily for waste water to flow out of the tube and into the sink. There is no way for any contamination from the sink to flow back through the tube aim to the unit so I haven’t seen the need to wash the tube, but that’s certainly up to you! Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts!
@@shahrokhp that sounds quite frustrating :( I’m sorry to hear about your experience. If you’re open to switch, there is a big Black Friday discount right now and you can stack my promo code on top for extra discounts!
@@219Raviteja sorry to hear that! I just tried it on my end and it seems to work for me… can you try it on the official Momcozy site and see if that works for you as a backup?
While I appreciate the information this video appears to be a non bias review, however this is more in line with a paid sponsor spot for the mom cozy (which was not being hidden. Im not saying that. However it made me skeptical as a consumer for the product you were endorsing in spite of all the good information. I'm new to the channel, don't know your reputation, Loved the detail in the video, just didn't like the Vibe.. maybe I went into the video with wrong mindset because it says one is a clear winner? Just sharing. Probably looking into the momcozy one now because it does look like a better user experience
@@Bourdaga I appreciate your thoughtful and respectful feedback! It’s definitely a hard balance to strike when a company sends their product to review and I want to be upfront about that. I really tried to be objective around the two experiences and focus on the quality of the products. Hopefully that came across :) Would love for you to check out the other videos if you’d like to get a sense of how I approach content on this channel and hopefully you’ll see that my goal is to give everyone the best info I can based on my engineering and design background. The best way to know if this is content is truthful is to get both and try them both out yourself and then let me know what you think! Would love to hear your thoughts if you do.
Wow! Thank you for making this very informative comparison video. We are expecting our second child and thought of finding ways to make life a little bit easier lol. My husband and I were so close of buying Baby Brezza, but your review on both products made us think otherwise. Well done and thanks for helping us Parents 👏🏻👍🏻
@@jenniferjayoma9364 You’re so welcome and congrats on #2! So excited for your growing family. I’m so glad to hear that this video was timely and helpful. I’d love to hear your experience with the Momcozy after you get to try it a bit! Feel free to use the code in the description for a discount if you’d like 👍🏻
@@Danyelle-r3v oh no! You know what, I misspoke and got the renewal tablets mixed up with what came with the box. Thank you for bringing this up - so an official correction - both products come with 60 tablets in the box and the renewals are 120 tablets for $20. Also, I’m glad that you love the product also! 🙌🏻
@@Hondandoffroad Great tip! Yes, there is a separate product category of portable, tabletop dishwashers that look good also! The Farberware products look like a solid option if you also want the flexibility to wash other everyday dishes/items at the same time. I think you were referring to this one? amzn.to/3SSefYW
@@Hondandoffroad Perfect! I might have to get one and try it out. Any quick differences or benefits that you’ve noticed compared to the two products in this video?
I was going to buy the mom cozy to compare myself! lol. Now that I watched this i might return the baby Brezza and get the mom cozy. I have a love and hate relationship with the baby Brezza only cuz items aren’t Alway completely dry…. Both machines take forever to wash lol I hope it gets faster the future
@@selenaliu4813 wow, great timing! I mean, if it were me, I would return the baby Brezza and I think you’ll be a much better experience with the Momcozy one. They do take a while and it’s mainly the drying cycle that takes the majority of that time. Feel free to use the code in the links in the description to get a discount on the Momcozy one if you decide to get it! Would love to hear how it goes for you once you try it out.
@@davevergano9414 Yes! That being said, we have an under counter filtration system connected to our kitchen faucet so the water is purified and not straight tap water. You can also use distilled water or reverse osmosis water to get the most sterile results but you can use tap water for this as you would with normal dishwasher cycles or hand washing. If your refrigerator has a filtered water dispenser, this could also be used as a step up from normal tap water.
My wife and I are expecting our second child and we are in the bottle washer research phase. After watching your review, I would like to ask if you could do the same for hiking/walking carriers? I thought I purchased the best one on the market (and it still seems that way), but I sent them an email (after they said they would like the feedback) with my 6-month feedback. It was more negative than positive. I can almost guarantee they did not take my review into consideration. I expressed I, and any other customer, would pay the extra for the innovation spike. But maybe you connecting with them would be what they need. Let me know.
@@joshualyon74 Firstly, congratulations on your 2nd child on the way! If I may ask, which carriers did you try if you’re willing to share? I’m sorry to hear about your experience with the carrier and the company.
@DadLifePGH in my letter to them I talked about long hikes, hiking with one adult (because in some aspects this carrier and most others required two people), possible self defense type capabilities for when we are out doing real hiking activities (haha), and others.
Seems Baby Brezza dominates the formula machine sector. Any opinions on the Baby Brezza vs. the other primary competitor Mercalon? Would love to hear your take on this. We can't thank you enough for the videos!
@@xdorries it certainly does seem that way! We also used the Baby Brezza formula machine for a bit with our first child and had a fairly positive experience with it overall. I haven’t tried the Mercalon product yet but I will get one and do a review of it vs the Baby Brezza and see how they stack up against each other! I’m so glad that you’re finding these videos helpful! If there are other products that you’re curious about, please let me know!
Love my baby brezza. Will say that the top keeps bending in hot water. It also is a decent amount of the jenga. Also mine does complain if the lid is on incorrectly and refuses to start.
@@Commandotoad thanks so much for adding your experience! Do you remember when you got yours? I’m wondering if the version I got this month had different firmware or hardware that causes it to work differently than a previous model. Just curious at this point 🤨
I purchased the Momcozy machine after watching this review, but I will be returning it because of the amount of distilled water that it requires per use. I would rather not take the risk of damaging the machine with tap/filtered water as there is no way to remove buildup without taking the machine apart.
@@ohMissLewis Great point! I haven’t experienced any limescale buildup yet on our machine since I’m using purified water straight from the tap as we have a filtration system under our kitchen sink. I definitely agree that using distilled water is painful! I reached out to Momcozy to get their thoughts on this, and they said that tapwater can be used and depending on the hardness of the water in your area you may get limescale buildup over time. But you can also use filtered water (i.e if you have a fridge that has a built-in filter) or reverse osmosis water. They also said that there is no risk to the machine from the limescale and you don’t need to take apart the entire machine as you mentioned. There are a few ways to remove the limescale safely. 1. You can remove all of the parts and wash them in the sink and then reattach everything. 2. It is suggested that typically using citric acid or white vinegar are two other ways to remove the limescale. Their team is also currently developing a Momcozy-branded limescale remover. 3. To use white vinegar for descaling, you can add 5-10ml of vinegar directly to the inner chamber during the wash cycle. Alternatively, you can mix 50ml of vinegar with 100ml of cold water and pour it into the water tank to run a cleaning cycle. If you still have your machine, maybe you can give us a try in case that helps? I believe most, if not all, baby bottle washers on the market recommend using distilled water or reverse osmosis water, so this issue will likely occur with any product you use. This descaling process will be helpful for anything that you end up using!
dude you are a real wiz with your comparison! Soon to be dad and your videos are golden nuggets! Thanks for this video to save me from future nightmare hahaha
@@janghyunlim659 I appreciate you and your support! Congratulations on your growing family - so excited for you! 🙌🏻 Please let me know if there’s anything you have questions about and I hope everything goes well with the rest of the pregnancy!
BABY BREZZA ALL THE WAY! You can literally keep the baby Brezza next to the bed or where you spend most of the time with the baby. Dump and fill the water reservoirs in the closest bathroom (or fill with bottled/distilled if you have a newborn) whenever you get a chance instead of having to go to the kitchen every time. That water hose and having to be tied to a sink is a non starter for me, at that point there’s literally no reason not to just use your regular dishwasher to wash them. The water reservoir doesn’t smell or anything, even when I forget to dump it for a few days. Couldn’t live without my baby Brezza! EDIT: I could see how an engineer would prefer the momcozy for sure, on paper it’s better… however for the day to day utility from a mom’s perspective… who is chained to one place for most of the day with a babe in arms, it’s definitely baby Brezza
@@theneatgeek4536 I love a passionate and loyal customer! Baby Brezza is happy to have you as customer of theirs! You’re absolutely right - this is the one difference between the Baby Brezza washer vs the Momcozy product since it has an integrated waste water tank so that you can put it anywhere in the house. So, if anyone prefers this flexibility, then the Baby Brezza is the way to go! As for preferring it as a designer & engineer - I’d say that is 💯 true :) I’d also add that as a dad and mom (my wife) who tested both products side-by-side, we both found the Momcozy to be much easier to use. I respect your passion and opinion and thank you for sharing your thoughts! Love it!
@@DadLifePGH I also think it’s lifestyle based, if you have help, no complications, can freely move about the house as a mom, getting bottles to the kitchen might not be such a big deal. But if you’ have little help, are on bed rest, healing from c section, or just plain not sleeping at night ever lol and you’re really with baby one place most of the day I love the usability of being able to have the baby Brezza next to the bed. But for all the reasons you mentioned I did originally have the momcozy in my cart, I switched last minute!
How come there are no cons for the momcozy. Everything has pros and cons. There is no such thing as a perfect product. Seems biased. Doesn’t seem like a fair review.
@@ic2133 Thanks for chiming in! From this initial review that I did, the one thing that the Baby Brezza product had which was nice was an integrated waste water chamber so you can technically put it anywhere around the house vs the Momcozy that needs to be placed near a sink. That was one of the”con” if you want to categorize it that way.
The other was that the Baby Brezza’s normal cycle time was 1 min shorter than the Momcozy. These, however, were fairly minor issues.
The main points I was bringing out were the quality and usability issues which, when compared side-by-side, the Baby Brezza just had many more cons.
Again, the best way to be sure is to get both and try them out and see if you have any other cons to share! If you do and you choose to make a video, I guarantee I’ll watch it and I will comment back.
Nowhere is mentioned momcozy is 120V only
@ I believe they just came out with a version that is compatible with European voltages as well: momcozy.com/products/momcozy-kleanpal-pro-baby-bottle-washer?variant=44190976999622
Does this help?
Agree, Probably because (he said at the beginning) mom cozy gifted him the washer as for the Brezza he had to buy it.
I think some of your critiques on the Brezza are a bit exaggerated, and it seems biased to have a counter for “weird” issues for the Brezza and “Smart” for Momcozy. I actually like the countdown to turning it on as a safety feature for children or just accidental button presses in general. And the symbols are easy to understand after just 1 quick glance at the manual. Not sure when it became taboo to force a customer to read the instruction manual to fully understand their purchase.
Having said that, I have been using the Brezza for a couple of weeks now and decided to buy the Momcozy a try based on your video since you do make some good points. I don’t have any real issues with the Brezza except that it’s a little difficult to stack my items. It feels like I’m playing jenga. Hoping the Momcozy is a bit easier in that regard.
Also I’m not sure you HAVE to use the short and long tube for the Brezza? I washed my 8oz Avent with the short tube fine and I assume I could wash my smaller 4oz with the longer tubes also.
Looking forward to giving the Momcozy a try though. The separate waste container is a very big con but maybe I can make it work
@@Ashhong1 I really appreciate the time you took to respond and I’m truly looking forward to your thoughts around the Momcozy product since you will have tried both out!
The “weird” vs “smart” framing is primarily from a design and engineering perspective - will be interested to see what you think.
Re: short and long tubes - I was following the recommendations from Baby Brezza in terms of what they claim gives the best results andI agree with you that you *could* probably get away with just using the long stem for everything - but then it begs the question why Baby Brezza included both sizes? 🤔😅
My best guess is that from their product testing, they concluded that the shorter stem gives better results for shorter bottles so they needed to design it with multiple stems.
Thanks again for your thoughts!
@@DadLifePGH hey just thought I’d come back with my experience and to see what you thought
Overall I really do like the Momcozy. It’s way easier to fit a lot more items due to it being encased by the unit itself instead of fully open like the Brezza. It seems to clean about the same (leaves a thin chalky film on my items similar to the Brezza, I think it’s my hard water)
I hate not having a waste bucket and really think they should find a way to add one in the next revision. Just make it a bit longer like the Brezza. It’s a huge convenience that is missing. I ended up buying a 3Q container and routing the hose into it and that works ok.
The screen and functions ended up being a bit more confusing if I’m being honest, despite the clear buttons. Brezza allows you to select each permutation of wash, steam, dry and updates the time it’ll take. Momcozy doesn’t show the total time, and I can’t even select dry so I guess that is just automatic? I wish I could run just a wash cycle, open it up, add items, and sterilize, but if I select just wash, it will drain the entire water bucket and I need to refill. And then the sterilize feature drains another full bucket, which seems wasteful. Curious to hear if you know what I mean. It seems a bit wasteful on water and makes the machine a bit more restrictive
Oh one more thing, the min and max lines on the fill container are ridiculously close, and so close to the top that I have to tip toe to the machine and pray it doesn’t spill. The lid also seems to be warping or something as I see gaps after a few uses. Again, I really wish they would look at the Brezza for how they designed the containers.
@@Ashhong1 that is awesome feedback and I truly appreciate you taking the time to share these insights!
Yes, 💯 on pretty much everything that you mentioned. I haven’t experienced the chalky residue yet on my end but it’s definitely a concern for people living in areas with “harder” water.
I think since we settled on the Momcozy unit, we got used to not having the waste water tank but I can definitely understand that if you started with a waste water tank, then that would be something you’d grow to be accustomed to.
Now that you bring it up, yes - the MC unit doesn’t show the full time. I think we usually just leave it after we set it to run because we have other things to take care of and haven’t noticed it. I will definitely share this feedback with MC and see if they can address your use case where you’d want to wash it, open it up, and sterilize in their next version. Our unit is almost always very full with parts so we haven’t had this need, but I certainly see how this could be useful if the unit wasn’t fully loaded up!
As for the warping issue, I’ve noticed it ever so slightly on the top rim a bit but it hasn’t caused any sealing issues for me yet. Has it degraded the performance of the container for you?
And yes - the min/max lines are definitely pretty close. I’ve overshot it a few times and it doesn’t seem to negatively impact anything so it’s probably not a huge concern - at least for me.
I really love all your feedback, so thank you!🙏🏻
Loved seeing your mechanical engineering background come through in this video!
@@vc1079 yes! It was a really fun one to do and just offered a different perspective. Glad you enjoyed it!
I just leave the tall rod In the brezza…. Fits both and you don’t HAVE to swap them out every time. Leaving the tall one works just as well. (I’m not a fan of the brezza but just pointing that out).
@@Thunderbussie123 Thanks so much for sharing! That seems to be the what most people do. Appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment!
I have the Breza and I'm going to try the mom cozy.
I agree with the assessment about the Brezza unit (and other brezza products for that matter). It seems like they spend more time engineering the unit to be unrepairable, instead making a solid product.
I have a love hate with my brezza formula maker. It's so convenient, until the thermal fuse blows (3-12 months of usage). Taking it apart to repair is a nightmare.
For what it's worth, after several children and several formula pros. The thermal fuse is guaranteed to fail each time.
@@pepperoni8 oh no, I’m so sorry to hear about your experience with the Baby Brezza formula maker. I haven’t experienced a blown fuse yet but that’s obviously not good.
I’d love to hear how you find the Momcozy washer once you try it out!
@@DadLifePGHI've gone through 3 formula pros. Each one had the same failure. I've gotten pretty good at repairing them actually.
Will definitely try the mom cozy. I've been eyeing that one came to TH-cam to see if I can find a size comparison with the brezza.
Thanks for posting your video!
@@pepperoni8 if I ever encounter that issue, I’ll look you up! And you’re welcome for the video.
Can i use any detergent tablets?
@@mayarahmed21 I would stick to the detergent tablets by Momcozy: amzn.to/496RYNU
The instructions say no for the baby brezza.
I’ll buy the mamacozy when they have a water waste chamber. It seems like a food product except you need a hose to be next to the sink. What if you’re prepping raw food? It’s taking up prepping space and can be contaminated with stuff in the sink then I have to wash that tube too.
@@jadormycc8819 yes, you might want to wait if this is your main concern! Depending on your setup, it may take up prep space. We put ours on the opposite side of the sink from our prep space so there isn’t a chance of cross contamination while we’re prepping food, but that’s just our situation.
As for the tube, while it’s in the sink, it’s primarily for waste water to flow out of the tube and into the sink. There is no way for any contamination from the sink to flow back through the tube aim to the unit so I haven’t seen the need to wash the tube, but that’s certainly up to you!
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts!
We have babybrezza and the top compartment only holds 4 nipples and cannot put the 4 rings! It keeps blocking the lid! So annoying
@@shahrokhp that sounds quite frustrating :( I’m sorry to hear about your experience. If you’re open to switch, there is a big Black Friday discount right now and you can stack my promo code on top for extra discounts!
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@@219Raviteja sorry to hear that! I just tried it on my end and it seems to work for me… can you try it on the official Momcozy site and see if that works for you as a backup?
Great informative review video! I especially appreciated your background approach from a manufacturing quality standpoint.
@@Daniel-l9z3j thanks so much for the thoughtful comment! Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
I am a first time mom . Thank you for this video ! I am on the market to figure out what one I’m going to buy
@@teraneer17 you’re so welcome and congrats on #1! If you choose to get it, I’d love to hear how you find it.
While I appreciate the information this video appears to be a non bias review, however this is more in line with a paid sponsor spot for the mom cozy (which was not being hidden. Im not saying that. However it made me skeptical as a consumer for the product you were endorsing in spite of all the good information. I'm new to the channel, don't know your reputation, Loved the detail in the video, just didn't like the Vibe.. maybe I went into the video with wrong mindset because it says one is a clear winner? Just sharing. Probably looking into the momcozy one now because it does look like a better user experience
@@Bourdaga I appreciate your thoughtful and respectful feedback! It’s definitely a hard balance to strike when a company sends their product to review and I want to be upfront about that. I really tried to be objective around the two experiences and focus on the quality of the products. Hopefully that came across :)
Would love for you to check out the other videos if you’d like to get a sense of how I approach content on this channel and hopefully you’ll see that my goal is to give everyone the best info I can based on my engineering and design background.
The best way to know if this is content is truthful is to get both and try them both out yourself and then let me know what you think! Would love to hear your thoughts if you do.
Wow! Thank you for making this very informative comparison video. We are expecting our second child and thought of finding ways to make life a little bit easier lol. My husband and I were so close of buying Baby Brezza, but your review on both products made us think otherwise. Well done and thanks for helping us Parents 👏🏻👍🏻
@@jenniferjayoma9364 You’re so welcome and congrats on #2! So excited for your growing family. I’m so glad to hear that this video was timely and helpful. I’d love to hear your experience with the Momcozy after you get to try it a bit! Feel free to use the code in the description for a discount if you’d like 👍🏻
I actually only got 60 tablets with my momcozy washer. I still love it though
@@Danyelle-r3v oh no! You know what, I misspoke and got the renewal tablets mixed up with what came with the box. Thank you for bringing this up - so an official correction - both products come with 60 tablets in the box and the renewals are 120 tablets for $20.
Also, I’m glad that you love the product also! 🙌🏻
Or you can try the Farberware countertop dishwasher more space
@@Hondandoffroad Great tip! Yes, there is a separate product category of portable, tabletop dishwashers that look good also! The Farberware products look like a solid option if you also want the flexibility to wash other everyday dishes/items at the same time.
I think you were referring to this one?
amzn.to/3SSefYW
@@DadLifePGH yes that one which have baby mode also
@@Hondandoffroad Perfect! I might have to get one and try it out. Any quick differences or benefits that you’ve noticed compared to the two products in this video?
I was going to buy the mom cozy to compare myself! lol. Now that I watched this i might return the baby Brezza and get the mom cozy. I have a love and hate relationship with the baby Brezza only cuz items aren’t Alway completely dry…. Both machines take forever to wash lol I hope it gets faster the future
@@selenaliu4813 wow, great timing! I mean, if it were me, I would return the baby Brezza and I think you’ll be a much better experience with the Momcozy one. They do take a while and it’s mainly the drying cycle that takes the majority of that time. Feel free to use the code in the links in the description to get a discount on the Momcozy one if you decide to get it!
Would love to hear how it goes for you once you try it out.
Did you just use tap water for this?
@@davevergano9414 Yes! That being said, we have an under counter filtration system connected to our kitchen faucet so the water is purified and not straight tap water. You can also use distilled water or reverse osmosis water to get the most sterile results but you can use tap water for this as you would with normal dishwasher cycles or hand washing.
If your refrigerator has a filtered water dispenser, this could also be used as a step up from normal tap water.
Super helpful! Thank you!
@@vickiekinner You’re so welcome! Hope it works well for you in case you get it!
My wife and I are expecting our second child and we are in the bottle washer research phase. After watching your review, I would like to ask if you could do the same for hiking/walking carriers? I thought I purchased the best one on the market (and it still seems that way), but I sent them an email (after they said they would like the feedback) with my 6-month feedback. It was more negative than positive. I can almost guarantee they did not take my review into consideration. I expressed I, and any other customer, would pay the extra for the innovation spike. But maybe you connecting with them would be what they need. Let me know.
@@joshualyon74 Firstly, congratulations on your 2nd child on the way! If I may ask, which carriers did you try if you’re willing to share? I’m sorry to hear about your experience with the carrier and the company.
@DadLifePGH in my letter to them I talked about long hikes, hiking with one adult (because in some aspects this carrier and most others required two people), possible self defense type capabilities for when we are out doing real hiking activities (haha), and others.
@@joshualyon74 very interesting! Would you be able to share with product or model?
@@DadLifePGH I have tried to link the Amazon link in the comment twice. But I guess TH-cam has been deleting it.
@@DadLifePGH besrey Baby Backpack Carrier, Toddler Hiking Backpack with Safety 3-Height Seat, Adjustable Straps&Waist Belt, Foldable Frame Lightweight Large Capacity Child Carrier for Hiking
Seems Baby Brezza dominates the formula machine sector. Any opinions on the Baby Brezza vs. the other primary competitor Mercalon? Would love to hear your take on this. We can't thank you enough for the videos!
@@xdorries it certainly does seem that way! We also used the Baby Brezza formula machine for a bit with our first child and had a fairly positive experience with it overall. I haven’t tried the Mercalon product yet but I will get one and do a review of it vs the Baby Brezza and see how they stack up against each other!
I’m so glad that you’re finding these videos helpful! If there are other products that you’re curious about, please let me know!
Love my baby brezza. Will say that the top keeps bending in hot water. It also is a decent amount of the jenga. Also mine does complain if the lid is on incorrectly and refuses to start.
@@Commandotoad thanks so much for adding your experience! Do you remember when you got yours? I’m wondering if the version I got this month had different firmware or hardware that causes it to work differently than a previous model. Just curious at this point 🤨
I recommend exchanging it, Baby Brezza updated their lid design so it doesn't warp as much.
@ I’ll have to check out the redesigned version at some point. Thanks for the heads up!👍🏻
I'm debating between these and the Dr Brown's option
@@chelzbellz9887 Nice! Hopefully this was helpful. Let me know if you have any questions that I might be able to answer!
I purchased the Momcozy machine after watching this review, but I will be returning it because of the amount of distilled water that it requires per use. I would rather not take the risk of damaging the machine with tap/filtered water as there is no way to remove buildup without taking the machine apart.
@@ohMissLewis Great point! I haven’t experienced any limescale buildup yet on our machine since I’m using purified water straight from the tap as we have a filtration system under our kitchen sink. I definitely agree that using distilled water is painful!
I reached out to Momcozy to get their thoughts on this, and they said that tapwater can be used and depending on the hardness of the water in your area you may get limescale buildup over time. But you can also use filtered water (i.e if you have a fridge that has a built-in filter) or reverse osmosis water.
They also said that there is no risk to the machine from the limescale and you don’t need to take apart the entire machine as you mentioned. There are a few ways to remove the limescale safely.
1. You can remove all of the parts and wash them in the sink and then reattach everything.
2. It is suggested that typically using citric acid or white vinegar are two other ways to remove the limescale. Their team is also currently developing a Momcozy-branded limescale remover.
3. To use white vinegar for descaling, you can add 5-10ml of vinegar directly to the inner chamber during the wash cycle. Alternatively, you can mix 50ml of vinegar with 100ml of cold water and pour it into the water tank to run a cleaning cycle.
If you still have your machine, maybe you can give us a try in case that helps? I believe most, if not all, baby bottle washers on the market recommend using distilled water or reverse osmosis water, so this issue will likely occur with any product you use. This descaling process will be helpful for anything that you end up using!
Thank you.
@@elisesmith2660 you’re so welcome!
dude you are a real wiz with your comparison! Soon to be dad and your videos are golden nuggets! Thanks for this video to save me from future nightmare hahaha
@@janghyunlim659 I appreciate you and your support! Congratulations on your growing family - so excited for you! 🙌🏻 Please let me know if there’s anything you have questions about and I hope everything goes well with the rest of the pregnancy!
BABY BREZZA ALL THE WAY! You can literally keep the baby Brezza next to the bed or where you spend most of the time with the baby. Dump and fill the water reservoirs in the closest bathroom (or fill with bottled/distilled if you have a newborn) whenever you get a chance instead of having to go to the kitchen every time. That water hose and having to be tied to a sink is a non starter for me, at that point there’s literally no reason not to just use your regular dishwasher to wash them. The water reservoir doesn’t smell or anything, even when I forget to dump it for a few days. Couldn’t live without my baby Brezza! EDIT: I could see how an engineer would prefer the momcozy for sure, on paper it’s better… however for the day to day utility from a mom’s perspective… who is chained to one place for most of the day with a babe in arms, it’s definitely baby Brezza
@@theneatgeek4536 I love a passionate and loyal customer! Baby Brezza is happy to have you as customer of theirs! You’re absolutely right - this is the one difference between the Baby Brezza washer vs the Momcozy product since it has an integrated waste water tank so that you can put it anywhere in the house. So, if anyone prefers this flexibility, then the Baby Brezza is the way to go!
As for preferring it as a designer & engineer - I’d say that is 💯 true :) I’d also add that as a dad and mom (my wife) who tested both products side-by-side, we both found the Momcozy to be much easier to use.
I respect your passion and opinion and thank you for sharing your thoughts! Love it!
@@DadLifePGH I also think it’s lifestyle based, if you have help, no complications, can freely move about the house as a mom, getting bottles to the kitchen might not be such a big deal. But if you’ have little help, are on bed rest, healing from c section, or just plain not sleeping at night ever lol and you’re really with baby one place most of the day I love the usability of being able to have the baby Brezza next to the bed. But for all the reasons you mentioned I did originally have the momcozy in my cart, I switched last minute!
@@theneatgeek4536 💯 ❤️ completely agreed!
thank you for this perspective.