The directions specify to discard any remaining liquid from the small vessel. Is it okay to pour into a small glass jar to make easier to dispense?
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I don't know where you read that: "discard any remaining liquid from the small vessel". It's not on my package instructions. I'm using the Hip and Joint Formula. By "small vessel" I'm guessing that's the small resevoir next to the opening to the whole container. Here's what I do: I shake the whole container, force an amount into the resevoir/small vessel, then measure from there. My border collie gets 2 tsp. in the morning, 1 tsp. in the evening. In her food. There's liquid left in the resevoir/small vessel. I shake everything the next morning/mixing some from main bottle to resevoir/small vessel. I've been doing this for 6 months. No apparent loss of effectiveness, i.e. she is still able to play ball and hike like she did a few years ago. This product has make it able for her to do so! Therefore, I'd have to say, what I'm doing is ok. Can always call Liquid Health: 800-995-6607. If I'm doing something that is not in her best interests, please let me know! Thanks. Hope this helps! Have a great day with your loved pet/pets!
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Putting it into hot water is the easiest way. It is entirely safe to drink if it is not dissolved.
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The glass will probably break if you do. Put hot water in the holder (not the dispenser itself), that melts residual syrup. Hope this helps )
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Follow directions on container. I've been using it for years and have found no problem with it.
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Yes, my husband checked this and said you can discard but would need to "cap off" the sprayer pipe" Its a really great faucet - nice looking and heavy duty. We are very pleased with it.
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It has a screw tied to the stand that you take the plug out. So when you actually put the pouring plug you put it while the bottle is standing... then you go ahead and mount it. Liquid doesn't get wasted at all :)
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When using this in the car, the best solution we found is keep a cup or similar plastic container with a lid to pour the excess into. Any attempt to unscrew and pour the excess back into the bottle is not likely to end well.
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I did and no problems. I think it just loses it potency. This product should be put in individual 'vials' and not in such a big bottle. I don't see how anyone could possibly use this much liquid in 30 days or less.
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Yes, you have to be very careful in pouring I have had it work just fine and other times (when I am in a hurry) it can get messy. Sorry!
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The water is in a removable jug-like reservoir and the amount of water in it is not relevant to the amount that is dispensed. You just push a button to dispense the coffee and push it again to stop. I pour a double shot from one pod and it is fine.
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If I remember the directions correctly, no. If you must boil your water first I would cool down the water completely before pouring into the water filter.
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Yes. Close smaller jar with its lid very, very lightly closed against its glass edge. Put it in the larger jar or vacuum canister. Suck the air out of the larger jar. The vacuum in the larger jar will also suck the air out of the smaller jar and suck its lid tight. Break the vacuum on the large jar and remove the small jar. Then give the lid on the small jar a good twist to seal it tight. I've done this with no problem at all. Although, I'm using a DIY system made from a bicycle pump. It can pull about 25 inches Hg of vacuum !!!
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Yes, pour and pour. If I remember correctly, it can hold a little more than a quart. I usually have 2/3 of a can left after trying to fill it with 2 cans.
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No need to "toss" it. Let it settle, then put the batch through a coffee filter (maybe a couple of times). It is normal to have some residue to accumulate in the bottom of the container. Pay attention to the time you processed it to calculate the strength.
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Hi Jerome. I made sure when I set the jars in there to make sure they were not touching. The boiling water should not displace the jars. I had no issues with it.
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I believe the "ring" that hooks to the bottom of the cap is intended to break up any "clumps" of what ever your mixing. Failing that it is probably intended to strain them out if you pour it into a separate glass to drink. It is easily removed though.
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I never tried that. I stopped carrying the bowl part because my dog likes me to just squirt a stream of water out and he drinks it like drinking from a garden hose. The bottle holds a good amount though, and you could just put a small amount of it in the bowl at a time. I don't think you might want to put the used water back in there considering the germ factor.