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&lt;p>pH is a user-friendly method, pH can and should be considered for commercial individual use of spoilage detection because of its low cost and ease-ofincorporation. Although pH tests have less than perfect accuracy, they are still reliable indicators of milk shelflife. Theoretically, this method can replace expiration dates as measures of milk spoilage. Watch the demo below to see how pH detection is feasible for detecting spoilage.&lt;/p>
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