How do I maintain my pump and its spare parts?

Thank God, we bought the pump, and we chose it right, Dr. Lina, just as you advised and educated us.

Tell me, then, how do I maintain my pump and its spare parts?

First and foremost, as I do with all my moms, learn how to sterilize and use the sealer you bought from us. Thank God, we’ve been helping you with this since we first started working. We’re here with you step by step, not just selling and doing it like a store.

Second, any silicone parts in the pump, such as the valve and membrane, should be handled with extreme care and washed with warm water and good soap. This will be sufficient. This isn’t just me saying it, it’s the FDA’s.

Third, any plastic parts in the pump should be washed first, then soaked in boiling water. But be careful, mom, remove them from the heat first! For just five minutes, then lift it out to drain.

Fourth, the tube that connects the motor to the bottle and the motor must not be exposed to water. Please, please.

Fifth, and here is the importance of the source from which you purchased the spare parts. Frequently, they must be readily available.
The valve, for example, needs to be replaced every (a month and a half or two months).

The membrane needs to be replaced every (two to four months).

The tube is possible every six months.

And so on.
And don’t forget that Baby Care has spare parts for your pump available immediately, God willing.