The reason they suggest heating the water and then heating the milk IN the water is to do with the uneven nature of microwave heating. You can get unnoticed but dangerous hot spots if you microwave milk. heating the milk in the water allows an even heating which is safer for the baby for whom the milk is destined.
The claim that Double tree is "a hike" refutes this statement, as well as implying a gap in the awareness of the available transportation.
If you would be so kind as to inform people when you will be traveling and where you will be staying, so the rest of us can make informed safety decisions?
"If the hotel says..." In no way has the same meaning as, "I called the hotel... "
I Googled it too, and got an entirely different response...
...one that would not be reasonably expected to endanger either the infant or the preparer.
Pretty sure Pasteur would have had no opinion on the use of a device first marketed more than 50 years after he died.
Wait. Which hotel? Not an onsite property. All such calls to go a call center. Nobody actually employed at a Walt Disney World resort could have possibly said this to a guest during a phone call.
If you google image search cooking in hotel room this is approximately the third picture. Very unlikely the poster actually did that and is simply trying to cause drama
