What are the pros of baby bottle liners if you don't have nipple liners too?

I guess it would cut some time out. I always just threw them in the dishwasher so it wouldn’t really matter for me.

For the flight I would just buy extra nipples and keep the dirties in a ziploc baggie.

@gemiwing Thanks. I suppose so, I guess replacing a dirty nipple is easier than replacing the entire thing.

Bottles often require a bottle brush, and lots of storage space. I had a couple of bottles that held the liners, and about a dozen nipples. It was far easier. I used the liners because less air gets into the baby’s stomach with the liners; before you start to feed them, you can force excess air out of the liner.

Washing only nipples take up a lot less dishwasher space than washing the bottles too. Especially those Dr. Brown bottles with 10 pieces or so each!

Wow. I read this question completely wrong. I get it now. You weren’t talking about real nipples. Oh…

@ItalianPrincess1217 hehehe, so I wan’t the only one With bottle liners, you can get away with only two bottles, and should have at least four to six nipples, which you can throw in a small pan of boiling water.