Sterile Breast milk containers. You may use storage bags or other quality milk bags in lieu of bottles. However, each donor should have sterilized containers prepared to collect and store your milk in before starting. If you prefer containers, you may use sterile food grade plastic or glass containers. If you are unsure if the containers are sterile, boil them in water for 5 minutes and let cool before using to collect/store your milk. Black Sharpie pen for labeling. Soap and water to wash hands before and after handling milk.

Underground warning tape is buried directly above underground utility lines and warns workers to stop digging before accidentally digging into the underground lines. When used correctly, underground warning tape can mitigate the risk of inaccurate or dangerous digging around electrical, gas, water, communication or oil lines. And when dig-ins are avoided, the associated costly service interruptions and unnecessary repair expenses are also avoided. Plus, preventing the accidental dig-ins also helps keep evacuation crews safe from harm.

What Type of Container to Use...

Breast milk storage bags help free up space in your bottles and let you store breast milk somewhere (your fridge or freezer) for later use...

When you are in a hurry and need to warm up food quickly, you may find yourself wondering, “Can you put a plastic bag in the microwave?” This is an important question to consider as you do not want to harm your health or ruin your food by taking an inappropriate shortcut. In this article, we will answer this question and discuss safety concerns associated with microwave heating bags.