In June of 2011, I began using a breast pump on a regular basis to start building a stash of breast milk for my baby so that he would have plenty of milk once I returned back to work. When I returned to work, I knew exactly where I would have to use my breast pump but I never did put much thought into how I planned on cleaning my breast pump parts after I finished a pumping session. Luckily at my job, we had a break room that had a clean sink. Thankfully, I didn’t have to worry about having to rinse off my things in the bathroom.
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If you aren’t so lucky there are other ways to clean your breast pump parts without having to go to the restroom just to rinse them off. What are some alternative ways to clean your breast pump while at work or on the go:
Breast Pump Wipes:
Breast pump wipes are perfect for cleaning in your breast pump when you don’t have access to soap and water. One wipe is sufficient for cleaning your breast shield, valves, and membranes. You can also use them to clean bottles. Just simply throw the wipe in the trash once you are done.