Including water, how many pounds does a 10 lb box actually yield?
198401
the yield is measured in cups, depending on how much water you add according to how your dog likes it, soupy or thicker, it should make about 64 cups.
198402
A 10 pound box makes 40 pounds of fresh food. I have an 11pound Yorki-poo, so it's last a while.
1531563
Although the picture shows 10 lb. bag down in the Product Details it says it is a 25 lb. bag. I use this product in my pond and am very happy with it.
467510
I just measured the amount so unless we all have different measuring devices, this should be accurate. I think it probably holds 11 oz because 10 ox is a comfortable fill without spill and ability to carry it or add a splash of milk or cream
136123
In my opinion, a 10 g wouldn't require this sort of thing unless you'd like to create a population of copepods or to raise macroalgae to help reduce nitrates/phosphates. It doesn't provide much "flow", whatsoever. It merely drips into your display tank.
49539
10 oz is accurate with perhaps one additional oz if you want to fill it to rim.
1162555
Two 20lb bags and a 10lb at the most. I have three 20lb bags in a 90gal and it's plenty.
85357
Just put seeds in a blender, add water until the water is an inch above the seeds, and blend. I wonder how much milk the 5 lbs. would make in terms of gallons.
539950
From the Honest Kitchen website, a 10lb. Box of Keen contains 43 dry cups of food and makes 43lbs of rehydrated food. In any case, I cannot recommend this food highly enough! And my dogs absolutely LOVE it. I'll never feed anything else.
982160
No. These packets come in 10lb 20lb and 40lb quantities. You would have to buy a 40lb and 10lb box. One box will not be enough.
1858071
Yes should be more than enough I fully cycled my 10 gallon using a little less of a 1/4 of the 2oz container
835816
It's about 2 lbs with carton and an outside packing box; a gallon of liquid is about 8 to 10 lbs for comparison.
518064
I really cannot estimate the number of pieces in the box, but I can tell you, there is plenty. Saltwater taffy is very light, so it takes a lot to make a pound. Furthermore, it was very good and fresh when I purchased mine. Hope my comments help.
1134077
On the bag says: Broadcast 1lb per 100sq ft. There is 10 lb in the bag should be able to cover 1000sq ft. My friend who referred it does not broadcast. She used as side dressing. 1tbsp per plant. And 1tsp per galloon water for foliage spry. The result, according to my friend, is wonderful. I haven't try it myself yet.
1148638
You didn't say what you're using it for, or where. Ten pounds should be for a garden or large greenhouse operation. For indoors, I usually add a few tablespoons to a medium bag of potting soil. A 1-lb. bag of absorbent polymer would last a yr. or two. If you're using it outdoors, well, you can always buy more. If you're afraid of buying too much, but it's a bargain price, it'll keep forever. If you're really into growing you'll probably be glad you already have a supply of it in coming years. IF YOU USE TOO MUCH: Once it's soaked completely excess polymer tends to collect as a slush on top of the soil. Then you can scoop it off or leave it as a mulch. You didn't say what you're using it for, or where. Ten pounds should be for a garden or large greenhouse operation. For indoors, I usually add a few tablespoons to a medium bag of potting soil. A 1-lb. bag of absorbent polymer would last a yr. or two. If you're using it outdoors, well, you can always buy more. If you're afraid of buying too much, but it's a bargain price, it'll keep forever. If you're really into growing you'll probably be glad you already have a supply of it in coming years. IF YOU USE TOO MUCH: Once it's soaked completely excess polymer tends to collect as a slush on top... » Read More You didn't say what you're using it for, or where. Ten pounds should be for a garden or large greenhouse operation. For indoors, I usually add a few tablespoons to a medium bag of potting soil. A 1-lb. bag of absorbent polymer would last a yr. or two. If you're using it outdoors, well, you can always buy more. If you're afraid of buying too much, but it's a bargain price, it'll keep forever. If you're really into growing you'll probably be glad you already have a supply of it in coming years. IF YOU USE TOO MUCH: Once it's soaked completely excess polymer tends to collect as a slush on top of the soil. Then you can scoop it off or leave it as a mulch. « Show Less
634288
2 pounds is equal to 32 oz. Remember that these are crystals, not a liquid solution, so that is 32 dry ounces (by weight), not fluid ounces (by volume). I say this because some uses will have a recipe based on fluid ounces of a solution. If that's what you need, you'll have to make the solution of the appropriate strength, and then measure your fluid ounces. Please be certain you know what you are doing - this chemical is extremely dangerous if used incorrectly.
46018
I had that same question but it must me minimal given how firm the stock stays afterwards, to guess I would say <= 10lbs
1998072
I'll have to check the label on the box, but it can't be more than 10 pounds; probably around 6 or 7.