Can't find milk filter help!

[Matt NY]

I need a disc about 5 5/8 inches in diameter and can't seem to locate this. It goes to an old strainer that used to be used to strain to a milk can.

[Paula]

Look at:
http://www.jefferslivestock.com/ssc/...V6&pf_id=16671

[Eunice]

I cut up old t-shirts for filters for my milk. They work great.

[Paula]

We use white hankies cut into quarters. We used the paper ones for years. We are much happier with cloth.

[steff bugielski]

www.thegoatstore.com
This is hoegger's new website.

[Matt NY]

Neither of those links have this seemingly obsolete size. I have been thinking about using muslin.

Thanks.

[smithy]

Originally Posted by Matt NY

Neither of those links have this seemingly obsolete size. I have been thinking about using muslin.

Thanks.

I use a 61\2 in filter disks made by KenAG animal care group 101 E 7 th street Ashland Ohio 44805 I buy these at Intermountain Farmers, $3.79 for 100 disks.

[tinknal]

I used to use coffee filters, but they filtered slow.

[Patty0315]

I did all of the above and then went to new clean dish cloths. The kind you can get 6 for a buck or two at the dollar store.

[Matt NY]

I ordered some 6 1/2 inch filters. If they don't fit I'll cut them down I suppose. Next step would be some sort of material such as was mentioned. Thanks to all.

[Matt NY]

I got the 6 1/2 inch filters and they fit fine. I was concerned that they would be to thick and I wouldn't be able to fit the retainer in.

Thanks.