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Reasonable milk pump?

Posted by Katie Spring on April 16, 2014 at 12:14pm in Home Dairy

Has any one used the battery powered milk machine at Dansha Farms? What did you think about it? I have been trying to find a reasonable milking machine, that works but wont damage the udder or teats, any other suggestions?
http://www.danshafarms.com/Battery-Powered-Milk-Machine-1-2-Gallon-Two-Teat-Double-Battery-5Q-ET69-35HK.htm

Thank You 

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  • Katie Spring April 18, 2014 at 9:24am


    I think I am going to go with the Henry Milker. It looks very promising for what I need! Thank you for the recommendation! :) 
    Julia @Woody Glen Farm said:

    I use the Henry Milker and love it. Doesn't hurt her teats. Not cheap but none of them really are. You can milk two teats at once with it and milk straight into wide-mouth canning jars. There are some on here who use the electric ones because they have more goats. This one works great for me. I find the little teats hard to milk and at least I can get the bulk of the milk easily with the milker then milk her out the rest by hand. 

    http://www.henrymilker.com/

  • Glenna Rose April 18, 2014 at 1:35am

    That "pump" looks like the Food Saver hand-held vacu-sealer for bags.  Is it?

  • Julia @Woody Glen Farm April 16, 2014 at 1:06pm

    I use the Henry Milker and love it. Doesn't hurt her teats. Not cheap but none of them really are. You can milk two teats at once with it and milk straight into wide-mouth canning jars. There are some on here who use the electric ones because they have more goats. This one works great for me. I find the little teats hard to milk and at least I can get the bulk of the milk easily with the milker then milk her out the rest by hand. 

    http://www.henrymilker.com/

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