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Use a wash basin. Place pump parts in a clean wash basin used only for washing infant feeding equipment. Do not place pump parts directly in the sink, because germs in sinks or drains could contaminate the pump. For some things, soaking can be beneficial, such as stain removal on clothes and burnt food on a pan, but with pump parts, soaking for a long time is not good. Electrical units, which hold the motor and batteries, should be wiped down with a clean paper towel or soft cloth after each use. Clean breast pump parts regularly using liquid dishwashing soap, warm water, and exclusive wash basins and brushes for baby items. One of the most tedious parts of pumping is cleaning the parts when you are done. As a mom you are always looking for ways to make things easier while still staying safe.

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Look for products that will help you get things done more efficiently, such as sanitizing bags. Moreover, products that are comfortable to use and portable can make pumping on-the-go that much easier. We carefully considered design, value, efficiency, portability, comfort, and size when reviewing products.I use a fabric cloth diaper bag to keep my pump parts in the fridge between pumps. It's subtle and not as wasteful as a plastic baggy. I love being able to toss it in the washing machine, too."— Meg K., Georgia Buy a mini fridge Ask for more space. See if you can lobby your company for a lactation room with a sink and drying areas — or at least an area where you can wash and air dry your pump parts without taking over every inch of counter space in the shared office kitchen. Sterilize breast pump parts daily if your baby is under 3 months, premature, or has a weakened immune system.

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As most pumping moms can attest to, pumping is hard work but worth it for the baby to drink the all-important breastmilk. Plan to breastfeed your baby in the morning before you go to work, then pump every three to four hours during the day (depending, of course, on your baby's frequency at home). That means that if you're away from your baby for 10 hours during the day, for instance, you'll pump at least three times at work.

Their basic use is cleaning a baby during a diaper change, though they are also used for cleaning dirty hands after eating and wiping up spills. When it was time to start my next pumping session 3 hours later, I would pull the pump parts out of the refrigerator and use them for that pumping session. It’s vital for all pump parts, brushes, and wash basins to dry completely before you put them in storage. This will help prevent mold and germs from growing and thriving in them. Read the instruction manual. Each breast pump comes with an instruction manual that explains the basics for cleaning that particular model. Read your instruction manual to see what the manufacturer suggests for cleaning. [1] X Trustworthy Source US Food and Drug Administration U.S. government agency responsible for promoting public health Go to source