Nongauze Disk Tan 6.5 Inch - D110 - 100 count

We use these to filter goat milk.They have worked great.Used them for a long time. Good price for the amount and it’s a well made product.

This is perfect for fast and thorough filtering of milk.Initially I was using coffee filters because I wasn't fully prepared for our goat and I didn't know what I was looking for. The coffee filters, as you can imagine, got clogged up, tore, and did not filter fast -- it was painfully slow.I didn't know if these would work, and I didn't understand how people were using them because I imagined them to be quite thick. They are not. They can be easily folded to fit in the recommended strainer to filter the milk.Someone had told me to buy the smaller size because it's cheaper and filters just as fast, but this one is really the perfect size. And at $0.10/filter, it's not really a huge sacrifice in terms of cost.It's perfect! I'm glad I went with this one.

Filtering is so quick and nice! They are quite bit but it does the job of making sure nothing makes it past.

I am new to milking goats so figuring it all out can be hard. These filters were to big for what I thought I needed them for but I found a great solution. I just make them into a cone and place them in my jar. My girls are loving goats milk “without the floaties is better mom.” You do have to filter fresh or the fat will stick in the filter after refrigerating.

A mixed but positive experience- the first box I used was super fast, while the second box seems thicker and drains more slowly. However, still bought a third box. Straining into half gallon jars by hand- I find that the deeper the cone I fold the filter into, the better the funnel sits and I get less overflow.I was able to find them $4 cheaper through my local farm supply store.

nice for my use

These Nongauze Disk filters are very good quality and have a wide range of uses beyond filtering milk. We use these to filter candle wax to ensure there isn't any sediment or dirt in our finished product and we have never found a product that works better. They are packaged in an orange and white box, which is different than shown in the product picture (as of the time of this review) but are the correct product for our needs.Highly Recommended!CFH

These filters do their job - they filter out all the dust, hair, hay and debris that tends to fall in a milk bucket while milking. However my lack of enthusiasm is due to their shape. They arrive as a flat, round piece of "non-gauze" filter. If I were to set the disk on top of my jar, the milk would run straight off it - not through it. As long as I can "shape" it to fit inside the jar, it works fine. But it is an extra step I have to take, to shape it first to fit into my jar, so that it will neither fall in, nor slide off.With a little trial and error, I came up with a method that works. I shape it inside a mason jar, then put the ring on, to hold it in that shape. When it is time to pour my milk from the bucket into my gallon jar, I take the shaped cone out of the mason jar, sit it on top of the gallon jar and start pouring. So far, so good. The filter hasn't fallen in and doesn't leak most of the time. However I fail to understand why the manufacturer doesn't shape them to fit some kind of container - much as a basket coffee filter is shaped prior to purchase.Speaking of coffee filters.....I am considering trying just using one of them to filter my milk after I've finished this box of filters. A few days ago I bought 200 coffee filters for $1.98. I paid a little over $8 for 100 milk filters. That makes them pretty pricey! I have found that I can rinse out a milk filter and reuse it several times, which helps to mitigate the costs but....after rinsing they need to be reshaped to fit the container again. If a coffee filter will work just as well, I probably won't purchase these again.