Medela has come out with a fabulous new product to make life easier for breastfeeding moms! Their Quick Clean Breastmilk Removal Soap quickly dissolves breastmilk from all of your pump parts, bottles, nipples, and even your nursing bras & tanks! No scrubbing needed - even on stubborn residue up to 3 days old!
For use on breast pump parts, bottles, and nipples:
- Separate all your parts (take the breastshield off the connector, and separate the valve & membrane). Rinse the parts briefly before using the soap.
- Fill your sink or a large bowl with lukewarm water, making sure the water will cover everything you are cleaning. As the sink is filling, add 3 pumps of Quick Clean Soap for every gallon of water.
- Submerge all your parts in the soapy water and let soak for 5 minutes.
- After soaking, rinse your parts thoroughly with clean water, and then air or towel dry them.
For use on nursing bras and tank tops:
For use on breast pump parts, bottles, and nipples:
- Separate all your parts (take the breastshield off the connector, and separate the valve & membrane). Rinse the parts briefly before using the soap.
- Fill your sink or a large bowl with lukewarm water, making sure the water will cover everything you are cleaning. As the sink is filling, add 3 pumps of Quick Clean Soap for every gallon of water.
- Submerge all your parts in the soapy water and let soak for 5 minutes.
- After soaking, rinse your parts thoroughly with clean water, and then air or towel dry them.
For use on nursing bras and tank tops:
Quick Clean Breastmilk Removal Soap is approved to be used as a detergent to remove breastmilk stains from nursing apparel. No presoaking is required - you just put 3 pumps into the washing machine
and then follow the regular washing instructions on the garment. Medela has tested the soap on many nursing bras and it is proven to be safe and
effective.
The Quick Clean Soap is clinically tested under physician supervision not to cause skin irritation. It doesn't have any added fragrance or taste that might discourage your baby from breastfeeding. It is safe and hypoallergenic.
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