Stainless Steel Mason Jar Milk Strainer for Dairy Goats & Sheep (Mini Strainer with 300 Filters Combo)

Fits perfectly on any wide mouth jar! Very stable and can be filled without having to hold it! I thought it was so tiny when it arrived but I love it! If I was milking cows maybe it would be small but for goats it’s perfect. Great strainer that doesn’t take up a lot of space in my kitchen! No seams and easy to clean! Bright stainless steel!

Useful for filling Mason jars, well-made, all stainless steel

I had to replace my old Busy Liz milk filter that I'd had for about 50 years and bought this one. It's far better than what I used to have, and I'm really happy with it. Not only that, but it uses the same size filters as my milking machine. I plan to use this filter for straining milk strippings from my does in the milking parlor, so it has a permanent place in my routine,m plus I can use it for canning as well. Great item! Thanks!

This is great! It fits all my jars! Easy to clean. Easy to use! Works really well!

At first I was not impressed. The filter was not filtering well and after several attempts to screw the bottom on, it would pop off at times. Turns out the order of the paper filter matters a great deal. Once I started putting the paper disc on followed by the metal disc and ring, it worked perfectly!

Bought this for goat milk and it's great! Love it! Also works great for average kitchen use like homemade teas, veggie broths, etc!

Very sharp edges like some of the other reviews. I guess that’s what I get for not paying attention to reviews before purchasing.It’s really aggravating for the price that I cut my thumb, making it harder on me to milk with a sore finger.

This has been great. I was using a reusable coffee filter, but this filters more finely without being too slow like a disposable coffee filter. I popped off the side handle so that I can set this in my bucket while I milk. The rim sits perfectly on the lip of my 1-gallon Lindy's bucket so that there's no gap for dirt or hair to fall into the milk. I'd rather keep stuff out in the first place than filter it out later, although I do filter it a second time when it goes into the jar just to be sure.