Sarah Wells Pumparoo Wet Dry Bag for Breast Pump Parts – Compact Organizer with Waterproof Pocket, Staging Mat & Fridge Hack – Machine Washable Pumping Accessory (Aquarelle)

This bag is perfect, discreet way to carry and store your pump parts when out of the house. I exclusively pumped for months with my daughter so anything that made that journey less painful was something I had to try. I loved not storing parts in gallon plastic baggies between uses and the fact that I could bring this bag to work without awkwardness. The patterns are cute and fun too! When I bought it the bag I thought the staging area was a nice touch but not something I would use... wrong. It's perfect for quickly laying out all your parts when you're too busy to worry about finding a clean surface. Yes, it's a little pricey which kept me from hitting "buy now" for a few weeks but in the end something that makes a busy mom's life easier is totally worth it. The quality is great and it holds up very well if you wash and hang dry per instructions (mine still looks brand new). If you're an exclusive pumper or have to pump at work, trust me, you need this.

I got this as I'm preparing to go back to work soon & will be pumping at work, and when it arrived I can definitely tell it's high quality and looks really nice...but started second guessing if I really needed it. And then we ended up going on a short vacation, and I brought it with in my pump bag and am SO HAPPY I got this! It really is that helpful, as it's a clean spot to feel confident in putting your pump parts down on to assemble & also afterwards to sit out and dry after cleaning...and the zipper pouch that you can put damp parts in is great if you're not able to let things dry all the way before you pack up, as then it's easy to clean that pouch & you can just worry about fully cleaning your parts when you get home. Must buy item!

Really love the bag. I was planning to purchase a simple cooler, but discovered this beauty! It IS much easier to just store the pump together with the milk in the fridge. I was actually planning to wash it between pumping sessions and so glad that I discovered this bag and read all the reviews. The bag can be folded into a compact wallet-size pouch when not in use. two pockets - main and side. main pocket is waterproof. there is also additional sheet that comes with the bag and attached to it - you can unclip it and use it as a liner/protective sheet for your pump parts. bag is very discreet - it looks just like a regular lunch bag and doesn't stand out in the fridge at work.

I've been using this bag for a couple of weeks now and besides loving the convenience of not having to wash my pump parts each time and having a place to put them, I am really appreciating some of the other features of this bag that make life a little easier for a busy mom. Namely - 1) you can pull the inside liner up and outside of the bag so that you can give it a quick wipe/rinse without getting the rest of the bag wet, 2) the dry pocket is huge, so I usually can transport my pump parts or bottles in it and 3) the staging mat, which has come in way handier than I expected, and is easy to wipe off and put away. Definitely a good investment if you're pumping at work!

The Pumparoo bag is my new must have mommy item. It's great for working moms who want to discreetly store pump parts in the fridge at work. Just rinse used parts with water, toss in the wet section of the bag and store for next usage. Bag is easily washed each evening with soapy water and laid out to dry and ready to go by morning. A quick wipe down of excess water in the wet section allows the bag to dry thoroughly. The snap on/off staging mat is a bonus to ensure a clean surface to prepare pump parts. The bag folds up neatly and the handle doubles as a closure when folded. The print is cute and classy - not overwhelming. I would highly recommend this to any pumping mom!

I have been using this bag four days a week for work for two months now. I pump three times a day at work during an eight hour workday. I put my pump parts inside of the bag and into the fridge in between pumping sessions. I wash it with soap and water when I get home, sometimes it only needs a rinse. I suppose you could use those Medela wipes inside of the bag too. My daughter is five months old now and we have not had any problems. She is a healthy baby and has been in daycare for two months. She has only had two colds (got the second one this week 10/2/2016.) The only problem I have with this, and why I am not giving it five stars, is that the white interior inside - while water resistant - seems to have begun to wear down from being washed with hot soapy water. It has a slight tinge to it. I plan on breastfeeding my daughter for a minimum of one year, so I am hoping this will last, I am unsure if I will buy another one of these if I need to replace it at some point. I do love the idea of convenience for storing your parts and the dry part which I keep my tubes in. I was hesitant about using this at first because I was unsure of the sanitation in reusing parts in this fashion, but it has been working out for us.

Love it. In don't even know why it seems so expensive for what it is, but I'd spend it again. I used the draining pad all the time as my workplace is filthy. I also use the non water proof section as a draining section. Also it's just somewhere to store pump bits so if I'm changing from work bag to something else I take this bag and the pump. It's all organised. I only ever use the water proof section is in haven't had time to rinse things out so I can contain the milk and then I just wash the whole bag ( or rinse it, I am lazy)

I bought this along with the matching cooler bag to go with my Sarah wells pump bag. Tbh, you could probably just got your pump parts and accessories in a wrapped up tea towel - this feels a bit gimmicky but of course it was designed for use, like the attached pad to dry things on, 2 separate compartments to separate used/wet parts from unused/dry. If this was a gift I’d have liked it more - but I probably would not need to buy it again if I knew what I know now...