water ratio to axalic acid
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It usually tells you on the package. Mine is Rainbow brand and the pkg. states 1 lb. oxalic acid to 1 gal hot water.
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I cannot remember if the package gave any instructions, but I added only enough to make a paste.
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I've bought this product and found it drying. It came with no directions, unlike others, which warn that skin must be water-moistened first, before applying, and that there is no such thing as 100% h.a. in such products. Hyaluronic Acid Serum - Organic & Vegan - 100% Pure of a 1% solution 2oz Who knows who's telling the truth.
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The maximum amount of anti fungal acid you can put in a non prescription item. Like 15%. Your Better off using a 50/50 solution of vinegar and listerine.
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HI... you hit the jackpot... It has both citric acid and potassium sorbate, and carrageenan[thickening agent].. best of luck.. blessings joann
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there in no mix ratio. just put it in your radiator or coolant run off tank and you are good to go. I use this in all my cars. great addition to your coolant......
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Carrageenan(thickening agent),Citric acid(ph Stabilizer),Potassium Sorbate(mold inhibitor).
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You'd need a pipette to do this but this would give you a 25% solution to begin. It's a 3:1 ratio. Mix 23 milliliters of distilled water with 8 milliliters of this strength lactic acid. Those numbers are rounded out. Like it would actually be 7.6 milliliters of lactic acid. Or if you wanted the whole bottle at 25%, and the bottle of 1 oz equals 30 ml, then to the 30 ml of acid you'd add 90 ml of water. Or 1 oz of lactic acid and 3 oz of water. Of course you'd then need to purchase 3 more bottles to put the solution in that you just made. No need to suffer too much to look beautiful. Hey? If you wanted a 50% solution that would be a 1:1 ratio. 15 ml : 15 ml. You'd need a pipette to do this but this would give you a 25% solution to begin. It's a 3:1 ratio. Mix 23 milliliters of distilled water with 8 milliliters of this strength lactic acid. Those numbers are rounded out. Like it would actually be 7.6 milliliters of lactic acid. Or if you wanted the whole bottle at 25%, and the bottle of 1 oz equals 30 ml, then to the 30 ml of acid you'd add 90 ml of water. Or 1 oz of lactic acid and 3 oz of water. Of course you'd then need to purchase 3 more bottles to put the solution in that you just made. No need to suffer too much to look beautiful. Hey? If... » Read More You'd need a pipette to do this but this would give you a 25% solution to begin. It's a 3:1 ratio. Mix 23 milliliters of distilled water with 8 milliliters of this strength lactic acid. Those numbers are rounded out. Like it would actually be 7.6 milliliters of lactic acid. Or if you wanted the whole bottle at 25%, and the bottle of 1 oz equals 30 ml, then to the 30 ml of acid you'd add 90 ml of water. Or 1 oz of lactic acid and 3 oz of water. Of course you'd then need to purchase 3 more bottles to put the solution in that you just made. No need to suffer too much to look beautiful. Hey? If you wanted a 50% solution that would be a 1:1 ratio. 15 ml : 15 ml. « Show Less
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I don't think there is an exact answer to this. Sometimes when I want to have a stronger dose I use less water with a heaping tablespoon of Calm. I don't think you can do any harm experimenting and determining what works for you. Good luck!
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I used 2 1/2 ounces per gallon of water. The same as with round up purple cap stuff. It took about a week to turn yellow but by 2 weeks it was all dead.
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Water, L-Ascorbic acid (vitamin C), Propylene Glycol, Ethox-ydiglycol, Zinc Sulfate, Glycerol, Triethanolamine, Ferulic Acid, D-Panthenol, Phenoxyethanol, Tetrasodium Edetate, Algae extract, Pullulan, Hyaluronic Acid. Hmmm... Once the winter nights get really long, I may google some of that :)
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There is no exact ratio just mix a little water at at a time you don't want it soupy or to thick but in the middle check youtube videos to see how
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its the usual 1 to 4 ratio - depending what time of year it is - the directions are on the bottle itself. I've used this all summer long & the birdies love this stuff. No icky sandy stuff stuck on the bottom of the feeder.
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It is. A 50/50 mix of distilled water and propylene glycol will maintain 70% RH. Big name manufacturers will tell you theirs is "premixed" and not to add water. They don't breakdown the ratios on the label as it may be self defeating to let you know how to make your own. They market their name and convenience and you pay a premium for it. Xikar does have a quality container though and I have been using their 8oz squeeze bottle to mix and dispense the solution.
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pure hyaluronic acid - benzyalcohol 0.5% and distilled water - I love this product
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I agree with the vinegar solution - I do dilute mine to about 50-50. However, I can taste the vinegar afterwards, so I run a couple of water only cycles after the vinegar to finish up.
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I know use 50% lactic acid which is brownish in colour. If I remember correctly,the 50% glycolic acid was not completely clear as it had a bit of colouring to it. You might try contacting Perfect Image at 800-863-9615 just to verify what I said is correct.
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I used dry. I guess with blood is slippery than water due to the characteristics of both elements.