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The Value of Sodium Metaphosphate in Detergent Mixtures in the Cleaning of Milking Machines^*

Section of Bacteriology, Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station

L. H. Begeman

Lansing Department of Health

ABSTRACT

Conclusion: The experiments cited show that the use of a detergent mixture containing sodium metaphosphate prevented the formation of milkstone on both the metal and rubber parts of the milking machines. The use of milking machines kept free of milkstone deposits made it possible to produce a lower count milk than was produced with the machines containing milkstone.

^* This study was made possible through a grant from Calgon, Inc., of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Journal Article No. 363 n.s. from the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station