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Anecdotally, I do not have particularly fatty milk and my clothing gets milk fat stains that are really tough to get out.  I've found that Dawn dish soap gets some of the stains but not all (making me wonder if it's more than just the fat causing the stain).  
Katie Towers, RN, IBCLC

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