#* The first rinse should consist of warm water. If cold water is used, fatty residues tend to congeal onto the inner surface of the pipes which is more difficult to remove and will encourage bacterial replication. In addition the system will be cooled prior to the hot wash which will mean the hot water gets cooler quicker and less effectively clean the parlour. The aim of the warm rinse is to remove the bulk of the milk residues. The water is usually run to waste and should be continued until visibly clear. | #* The first rinse should consist of warm water. If cold water is used, fatty residues tend to congeal onto the inner surface of the pipes which is more difficult to remove and will encourage bacterial replication. In addition the system will be cooled prior to the hot wash which will mean the hot water gets cooler quicker and less effectively clean the parlour. The aim of the warm rinse is to remove the bulk of the milk residues. The water is usually run to waste and should be continued until visibly clear. |