Me Luna Travel Cleaning Cup

Me Luna Travel Cleaning Cup Overview

Me Luna Travel Cleaning Cup is a space saving foldable disinfecting cup which can be used for any menstrual cup not only Me Luna cups.    The Me Luna Travel Cleaning Cup is from from food safe microwavable silicone (see our note about this below).*

Size

• Volume: 225 ml
• Dimensions folded: Diameter 80 mm / Height 20 mm
• Dimensions unfolded: Diameter top 80 mm / Diameter bottom 40 mm / Height 85 mm

How To Use

You can either

1. place your cup inside the container and then fill the travel cup with water and a milton steralising tablet
2. Use the microwave as below.

Microwave
To use the microwave for steralisation place your menstrual cup into the Me Luna Travel Cleaning cup and fill it up with water. The correct power level/wattage settings depend on your microwave model. The water must be boiling for the disinfection to be effective. If in doubt, please consider your microwave manual. Most customers use medium power level / wattage for 3 - 5 minutes. The cup's lid must not be completely sealed: otherwise the steam produced by the boiling water cannot escape.

The disinfection cup is now very hot because of the heating process. Please take appropriate safety measures (pot cloth, oven mittens) for your hands and be very careful when removing the disinfection cup from the microwave. You might as well let the cup and it's contents cool down inside the microwave to be on the safe side.

*Important NOTE

This cleaning cup was specially developed for use in the microwave.

The metal rim is made of uncoated pure stainless steel.

It is often pointed out that metal should not be allowed in a microwave oven. That's not quite true. The entire interior of a microwave is indeed made of metal. However, you should never put thin metallic foils or cutlery and dishes with metallic decorations (including gold ornaments on plates) in the microwave, as they can melt! Even the microwave oven can be damaged in the worst case.
But you should always be careful with your pots, pans and other containers, because you can not be sure how solid the material is or which other metals have been used. Aluminum is absolutely taboo!