Check with your healthcare provider if you're not certain. If your baby is healthy and full-term, then it's not necessary to sterilise parts after every use. You don't need to sterilise parts after every use (assuming your baby is healthy & full-term) This is a cosmetic issue and won't affect safety of the parts.
Please be aware that frequent microwaving of your breast pump parts can result in cloudiness / discolouration of the parts. It's fine to use a steam steriliser to sterilise your breast pump parts. We understand that Miltons is no longer recommended for sterilising parts, but if you are using Miltons then just follow the usual manufacturer's directions. Make sure that your breast pumps parts aren't too crowded in the pan, as if there's not enough room parts can end up becoming warped while being boiled.
#Spectra s2 parts how to
Here's how to get started with some of the most common methods. Choose whatever is your favourite method. There are lots of different methods to sterilise breast pump parts. They work by absorbing moisture, so sterilising them will mean they need replacing rightaway. If you're using a Dew 350, please never sterilise the backflow filters. You do not need to sterilise the tubing because the Spectra backflow protector blocks breastmilk from ever being able to get into the tubing. Sterilise everything except the tubing (and pump motor)īefore you use your breast pump for the first time, sterilise all parts except for the tubing and obviously the pump motor. We'll give you some quick pointers to start with and then go into more details. This post is going to run through how to sterilise your pump parts and keep them clean. So you've just received your Spectra breast pump, and now you're wondering how to get it clean and sterilised so you can get started pumping.
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