on the 21 ounce container it saws take 1/3 of a scoop ,but it has a 3 ounce scoop in the container what do i do . do i take a full scoop or 1/3
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You can use the 3 ounce scoop, or break it down to a third of that. I use to just take a scoop and eat it off a spoon. I have now gone to using astaxanathin in place of colestrum. Its a very high potency anti oxidant. You really can't over dose on the colostrum, some day's I would fill a small plastic container and just eat it off a spoon with out any liquid added. I liked the taste.
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I agree with ArizonaGirl... 1/3 scoop for maintenance on a regular basis, a full-scoop when you are feeling run down, under stress, or sick. It's a natural immuno-booster, so just a 1/3 scoop will keep your regular defenses up.
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I use 1 scoop for each 2 cup marker. However if you are brewing 8 cups it really should be about 6 & 1/2 scoops otherwise it might be a bit too strong unless you are from Europe - then should use 7 scoops.
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It's probably holds less then an ounce. You just need to make sure that reservoir is full before starting to use the saw and confirm that the chain remains lubricates before storing it.
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This measures in Tablespoons one of which would be half an ounce while 3 would be the same as an ounce and a half, but it also does have a marking in the ounce column for 1 1/2 ounce (jigger). It is quite versatile.
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I always use the full scoop. Thought, I suppose you could cut back and experiment with less detergent.
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Benjamin, I usually fill it up at least half way but usually a bit more (~ 5/8). The website says that filling it up halfway is about 20ml (or about 0.68 oz): http://forever-filter.com/Q_%26_A.html, see the question 'How much carbon do I need?'. Also, I bought a large supply of carbon from here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002566WE/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Hope this helps! ~ John
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It is apparently a mistake, My container say "Net W Think it is a mistake. My container reads "NET WT. 1 1/4 OZ. Should last a long time. (You can get it cheaper.). BG
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That's what I bought it for. The recipe took over half the 7oz. I didn't measure but that's an eye ball guess. :)
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It says 30. But I don't always use a full scoop. Sometimes I use a Quarter scoop after lunch for a pick me up.
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Benjamin,I usually fill it up at least half way but usually a bit more (~ 5/8).The website says that filling it up halfway is about 20ml (or about 0.68 oz): http://forever-filter.com/Q_%26_A.html, see the question 'How much carbon do I need?'.Also, I bought a large supply of carbon from here: Marineland PA0371 Black Diamond Activated Carbon, 10-Ounce, 283-GramHope this helps!~ John
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The measuring scoop holds one ounce (2 tablespoons). Depending on the water hardness in the area of the country where you live you may be able to get good results using just half a scoop (1 tablespoon).
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I do 8oz to 10 oz per scoop depending on how strong you like it. Once you mix it up a couple times you figure out how you prefer it. The taste is a little different at first. Give that a try
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Yes, the scoop was inside the container. It may be deep in the powder. It is a 1 oz measure.
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I would probably say to use the 1/8 oz size but it really depends on the water current where you are fishing along with the size of the gulp bait you are using. You want it heavy enough to not get swept away too quickly if the current is strong but not so heavy that it falls to the bottom too quickly when jigging and takes away from the action of the bait. The 1/8 oz would probably be a good place to start. Hope that helps & tight lines!
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I have a one cup glass measuring cup. I can fit it into the largest canister. But I have a smaller scoop that I leave in the canister instead. It just makes it easier on me that way.
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Mine was missing too. I found that if I took 53.5 pinches of the protein, it would equal one scoop. Don't forget the .5 pinch.
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I think one scoop is 1oz, but I don't remember for sure. 1 scoop is the standard amount to mix with 1 gallon of water when creating the spray solution. I find that a half gallon of solution is plenty enough for an application, so I only use 1/2 of a scoop. That makes Demon WP very inexpensive, and super effective.