Establish a cleaning schedule to ensure lactation pods are sanitized regularly. Depending on usage, daily or weekly cleaning may be required. Focus on high-touch areas like door handles, seating, and tabletops.

Keep essential sanitization items stocked in the pods, such as disinfectant wipes, hand sanitizers, and paper towels. This allows users to clean the space before and after each use, maintaining a hygienic environment.

Provide a designated area for waste disposal (e.g., used tissues, nursing pads, milk bottles) and ensure waste bins are emptied regularly. Use appropriate liners for easy disposal.

Regularly inspect seating for cleanliness and comfort, and ensure amenities like power outlets, adjustable lighting, and mirrors are in working order.

If the pod includes equipment such as breast pumps or milk refrigerators, inspect and clean these regularly according to the manufacturer's guidelines.

Encourage users to report any issues or concerns about pod conditions or functionality. Their feedback can help identify areas that need attention.

Ensure the pod is fully accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. Regularly check accessibility features such as ramps, door widths, and space for mobility devices.

Perform routine inspections to identify wear and tear, malfunctioning equipment, or other issues that require attention or repair.