I pumped at work a few years ago for my oldest daughter... Now I have a new LO and it's time to break the pump out again. I have an Ameda Purely Yours double electric and happily tossed it in storage when I was done and haven't touched it since 
Should I order replacement parts to increase its effectiveness after a year of use and a few years in storage? Or should I just sterilize the old parts?
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
@DontFrett: the new accessories set is super cheap. Like $24.99; for that price I would buy a new set especially because it's been sitting in storage for so long.
coffee bean / 32 posts
@locavore_mama: I've seen a few different options for a set. What parts would you suggest I replace?
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
@DontFrett: I bought them from Amazon. Flange and tubes! I think when you buy the tube set it comes with the little pyramid thing the milk comes out of.
nectarine / 2192 posts
@DontFrett: While this doesn't answer your question completely, can you get a new pump through your insurance? You might be able to use some of the parts for both.
coffee bean / 32 posts
@AmeliaBedilia: due to some grandfather clause, my insurance doesn't provide pumps 
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