 Go to Sears-Roebuck - or perhaps look in the garage, depending on how old you are and if you have children or not. What you will get is a baby bottle warmer. The kind that boils water due to the conductance of the water. You know what I mean here? Just like the electric hot rollers you wife probably has in the bathroom, the ones she puts into her hair each and every morning. The bottle warmer you need will hold one baby bottle, it plugs into 100 volts and you add a little bit of water to the inside of the little boiling pot, then set the baby bottle into it.baby bottle warmer: I've been using a plastic Gerber baby bottle warmer; costs about $10. Baby food jars fit it perfectly, and I cut a small piece of scrap wood to cover the top. There is a hole in the scrap that fits the glue brushes, and that keeps it sealed up fairly well. I don't have much of a problem with spoilage to date as the amounts of glue prepared are really small, which is a good thing. I know that there are many out there who don't like the baby bottle warmer, especially the plastic ones, and that's OK. It just works well for me. If I had to work with larger batches, I might buy one of the glue pots, or make something up like the light bulb and coffee can setup. baby bottle warmer: I'm looking for a specific knitting pattern. It's for a baby bottle warmer, i've seen a pattern for it somewhere but can't quite recall where... If anyone could either email me the pattern to susan333@hotmail.com or even direct me to a website that has it i'd be most appreciative... thanks! :) baby bottle warmer: Is there a specific reason you want to buy a baby bottle warmer? If not, you can use what we did. We got one of those big plastic cups (like what Slurpees come in), filled it with hot water from the tap, and dropped the bottle in. Leave it there for 2-3 minutes (you may have to shake bottle once in the process if it's very full), then it's ready! baby bottle warmer: His buddy at work is also pregnant (his wife) and due on the same day as me. They were discussing the new diaper bag he had bought (she wanted, he picked it up) and there was a baby bottle warmer in it. My hubby asked What the heck to you need a bottle warmer for? The crowd said to keep the bottle warm silly. He said I thought that's what bras were for.
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