Sentences with phrase «low suction»

Start out slowly, pumping only for 5 — 10 minutes on low suction to begin with.

If your nipples are sore, try lowering the suction to see if that helps.

Solar shades Monthly: Dust using the dust - brush tool on the vacuum (set on low suction) or wipe with a damp cloth.

Sometimes a lower suction level can give a break to sore nipples.

To get started with pumping, if your pump has individualized speed and suction settings, set your pump on the highest speed and, following the instruction manual for your pump, turn your pump on at the lowest suction level.

Personal Grade — not a specific designation but usually used to mean a lower suction level, open or closed system, FDA approved as a single - user, limited pumping hours (usually 300 - 500), and available to consumers directly through retailers and DMEs (Durable Medical Equipment suppliers) usually with a maximum suction level of 25 — 300mmhgs.

Start by pumping at the lowest suction level and increase until it becomes uncomfortable, then dial it back one setting.

If you experience discomfort, lower the suction setting or adjust the number of cycles per minute.

(If your nipples become sore, try a lower suction setting).

Start with the lowest suction available which is usually a shallow suction.

Lower suction means less milk output — and using worn out parts can cause your pump to work extra hard, decreasing the overall life of your breast pump motor.

If you're using an electric breast pump, use the lowest suction at first (remember: you're not trying to vacuum your breasts off your chest), and then increase the juice when things get moving.

You can use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the slats if you prefer, provided it has a low suction mode and features an upholstery attachment.

Dust with the dust - brush tool on the vacuum (set on low suction).

Moving from top to bottom, dust with a feather duster, lamb's - wool duster, barely damp soft cloth, or the dust - brush tool on the vacuum (set on low suction).

Woven wood and bamboo shades Monthly: Dust with the dust - brush tool of the vacuum (set on low suction).

Honeycomb shades Monthly: Dust with a feather duster or the dust - brush tool of the vacuum (set on low suction).

Draperies and curtains Monthly: Dust using the upholstery tool on the vacuum (set on low suction).

Working from top to bottom, dust with a feather duster, a lamb's - wool duster, an electrostatic cloth, or the dust - brush tool on the vacuum (set on low suction).

Fabric shades Monthly: Dust using the dust - brush tool on the vacuum (set on low suction).