Boiling cannot sterilize scissors but heating at temperatures above the boiling point of water in an autoclaving (121oC) would sterilize scissors after 15-20 minutes.
To properly sterilize jars, boil them for at least 10 minutes.
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Using the dishwasher with a high heat dry will work just find to sterilize bottles. As long as you boil them before the first use, you will be fine.
the water will not sterilize if you boil the water! the water still has bacteria in the water even if you heat it up; that's because some bacteria is heat resistant and will not die through the process.
No, it is not considered bad to boil mineral water. All boiling does is sterilize water, it has not shown to be harmful or to decrease the mineral effects.
"Boil contents" means bringing a liquid to a vigorous bubble, typically in a pot or kettle on the stove. This is often done to cook or sterilize the contents in the liquid.
Meat is often good for a while as long as you sterilize it by bringing it to a boil, but unrefrigerated, unless it was opened within the last two weeks, you probably can't save it. I wouldn't try it if you still have it.
The best way to sterilize bottles is to steam them for a few minutes in a large pot on the stove with a little water. They can also be sterilized in an industrial dishwasher with a "sterilize" function. Microwaves are non-ionizing radiation. They do not sterilize anything by themselves, except to the extent that they can boil water. It would be possible to sterilize bottles in a microwave, assuming that you had a microwave-safe container that you could boil water and bottles in. (Never put a sealed container in a microwave).
An autoclave typically takes about 15-20 minutes to sterilize items.
To sterilize items in an Instant Pot, you typically need to set it to the "Sterilize" function and let it run for about 5-10 minutes.
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