Cleaning And Sterilising The Breast Pump - Hartig+Helling Milchpumpe BS 300 Manual De Instrucciones

Recommendations on Storage
It is essential to observe the information in Rec­
ommendations on Storage. The values speci­
fied could vary from the those which must be
implemented according to the ambient condi­
tions.
NEVER use a microwave oven or boiling
water to thaw or warm up breast milk.
If breast milk is not warmed carefully, it
loses some of its natural vitamins, miner­
als and other valuable nutritional content.
To retain the nutritional content of the
breast milk, it is preferable to thaw the
breast milk in a refrigerator overnight.
Alternatively, you can hold the breast milk con­
tainer under lukewarm water (max. 37 °C).
Storing at Room Temperature
For a period of 15 to 30 minutes at a stor­
age temperature between 19° and 26°C.
Storing in a Refrigerator
For a period of 12 hours at a maximum sto­
rage temperature of 4°C.
The temperature in a refrigerator door is
higher than that recommended for stor­
ing breast milk. Therefore, keep the
breast milk in a middle or lower shelf of your
refrigerator.
Storing in a Freezer
WARNING!
• Risk of injury!
Impairment of the immune system or
other health risks due to germs!
Store and feed breast milk according to
the recommendations on storage.
Do not thaw breast milk and freeze it
again!
For a period of 4 to 6 weeks at a storage
temperature between -18° and -20°C.
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Storing Thawed Breast Milk
WARNING!
• Risk of injury!
Impairment of the immune system or
other health risks due to germs!
Store and feed breast milk according to
the recommendations on storage.
Do not thaw breast milk and freeze it
again!
For a period of 12 hours at a maximum sto­
rage temperature of 4°C.

Cleaning and Sterilising the Breast Pump

Only when the breast pump has been thor­
oughly cleaned and sterilised can you be sure
that the breast milk can be collected, stored
and fed free of contamination.
We recommend using the BS29 electron­
ic steam steriliser. Simply contact our
Service department.
Before beginning with cleaning and sterilis­
ing, wash your hands, breasts and teats thor­
oughly so that there is no residual cream or
ointment on the skin.
Clean and sterilise all parts which come into
contact with your breast or the breast milk after
each feed.