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Keeping milk residue from building up is crucial to ensure the cleanliness and durability of infant feeding tools

Residual milk, no matter how minimal, risks fostering harmful microbes when cleaning is neglected

endangering babies’ health and leading to persistent bad smells or discoloration

To prevent buildup, begin by rinsing every component right after feeding

Running warm water through bottles and pump components while milk is still fresh helps loosen residue before it dries and hardens

Opt for a specialized bottle brush featuring gentle bristles to access hard-to-reach spots, particularly near nipple threads and valve seals

Choose a mild, fragrance-free dish soap that is safe for baby products, as harsh chemicals can leave residues or damage silicone parts

Letting pieces soak in lukewarm soapy water for 10–15 minutes helps dissolve hardened deposits prior to scrubbing

For breast pump parts, disassemble each component according to the manufacturer's instructions and clean each piece individually, paying close attention to tubing and connectors that can trap moisture

Once scrubbed, rinse each item extensively under clean running water to eliminate any detergent residue

Opt for air-drying on a dedicated rack instead of cloth towels to avoid contamination from lint or microbial transfer

If you use a dishwasher, ensure all parts are dishwasher safe and place them on the top rack to avoid high heat warping

Regular deep cleaning with a vinegar and water solution once a week can help eliminate lingering odors and mineral deposits

Mix equal parts white vinegar and water, soak items for 30 minutes, then rinse well

Avoid using bleach or sterilizing solutions too frequently, as they can degrade materials over time

Consistently check all gear for damage, clouding, پارتاک استور or unremovable residue, and replace any deteriorated parts immediately

Performing complete cleaning after each feeding session is the best strategy to stop residue accumulation and protect your baby’s health