Place pump parts, wash basin, and bottle brush on a clean, unused dish towel or paper towel in an area protected from dirt and dust. Rinse by holding items under running water, or by submerging in fresh water in a separate basin that is used only for cleaning infant feeding items.

If using a brush, use a clean one that is used only to clean infant feeding items. Scrub items according to pump kit manufacturer’s guidance. Fill wash basin with hot water and add soap. Do not place pump parts directly in the sink, because germs in sinks or drains could contaminate the pump. Place pump parts in a clean wash basin used only for washing infant feeding equipment. As soon as possible after pumping, clean pump parts that come into contact with breast/breast milk in one of the following ways. Rinse breast pump parts that come into contact with breast/breast milk under running water to remove remaining milk Take apart breast pump tubing and separate all parts that come in contact with breast/breast milk (for example, flanges, valves, membranes, connectors, and milk collection bottles).

Especially if using a shared pump, clean the dials, power switch, and countertop with disinfectant wipes. If milk collection container will be stored at a hospital or childcare facility, add name to the label.Cap milk collection bottle or seal milk collection bag, label with date and time, and immediately place in a refrigerator, freezer, or cooler bag with ice packs.

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