Thanks everyone for the info. 
A while ago I heard that some were using very small bottles or packets of Joy liquid dish soap to wash pump kits because it had alcohol in it and it washed off easily.
Will have to see what my hospital is willing to buy.
Phyllis

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> Is there any problem with using the liquid body wash they use for showering as 
> the soap for washing pump parts?
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> Phyllis,
> ?We asked the manufacturer if there was a problem with using this in the hospital & they replied that it is not meant for use on items that were used for food consumption. We then heard that others are using castile soap, which is a pure concentrated soap. Other than that we have used dishwashing liquid, but can't find a distributer for the very small bottles of liquid.
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> Laura Hart
> Winter Park, Florida
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