Which baby bottle washer is best?

I tested three of the most popular baby bottle washers so you don't have to. The Momcozy, Eufy, and Papablic. First up, we got the Momcozy. This is going to be the most straightforward, basic bottle washer you can get. Super simple to use. It has the smallest capacity out of all the washers. It can fit up to four bottles as other accessories. Now the Eufy can hold up to eight bottles. The Papablic can also hold up to eight bottles. Despite how it looks, it's really roomy. When it comes to the water storage tanks, the Momcozy attaches directly in and is detachable, so you can fill it. Next, it comes with a water softener directly in the tank. It also has the widest water tank out of the three options. All right, next, the Papablic and inside is a built-in filter that filters the water, which is a game changer. So instead of just softening the water, the Papablic is going to filter it completely. This filter is specifically going to help reduce PFAS, which are forever chemicals, lead, chlorine, and other impurities that are in tap water. I tested the water before and after with a TDS meter to show you how much PPM is in the water. The tap water before it's filtered is over 280 PPM. Now after the water gets filtered, boom, look at how much lower the PPM is. It's under ten. That's a huge difference and that's how we know the filter is working. Now let's compare that to the Momcozy and Eufy, which don't have water filters. You can see when we measure the PPM, it's just going to be the typical tap water levels, is over 300. All three of them come with a washing feature, drying feature, sterilization feature, and storage. You don't need to buy anything else. I'll give one edge to the Papablic, which is their rapid wash, is the shortest out of all of them at 12 minutes. In terms of the washing results, the Momcozy and Papablic both did a great job leaving no stains. But the Eufy surprisingly did the poorest job leaving behind milk stains and particles. Lastly, let's talk the values. So the Papablic actually has a three-year warranty versus the Eufy, which has a one-year warranty. Replacement filters are also much cheaper for the Papablic because it comes in packs of three. If you get the Papablic when it's on sale, you can pretty much get it for the same amount as the Momcozy, which makes the Papablic a much better option overall. It does a better job actually filtering the water and like I said, has a much larger capacity to eight bottles and I really enjoyed the upgraded storage capacity. Here's a quick summary for each category to help you decide which bottle washer is right for you.