whats the difference between canister and tube? and how do you use/mix them
65177
The tube is a single use. The canister has enough product to color six to eight times. The canister requires the mixing bowl in order to pump the color directly from the base of the bowl and the top of the canister.
65178
They are the same but with the canister you need an attachment to your bowl to place on the canister to get the color out.
65179
you need to have the Goldwell mixing bowl to use the canister, the tube you can squeeze the product out.
65180
For canister you need to buy special plate-opener in addition, because it opens the canister under the pressure, the tube you can squeeze by yourself. You need to mix it in 1:1 proportions with another goldwell liquid for coloring.
65181
With the canister, you need the Goldwell special bowl in order to use it. With the tube you can use any mixing bowl.Hope this helps
1008322
I never bought the tube...but the material in the can is also blue. I assume it's the same product. ..just bulk size!
824558
I make my icing and have to refill the tube. I doubt if a whole can would fit into the tube. I mostly use this for spritz cookies and have to refill with dough. Hope this helps.
1326652
My FoodSaver came with the vacuum tube. The canisters do not. They are terrific. Chips, cookies, salad fixings, all stay fresh for days in the canisters. No wilted salad, no stale cookies, chips as crisp as new. The tube can be purchased separately if you do not have one. There should be a 'socket' type hole in your FoodSaver machine. Check your book to be sure.
1449854
The pouch is a refill. Buy the canister 1x then refill. Or you could just buy pouches and store it in Tupperware I suppose �
1894523
hook the hose up to the bottle the mixing is done by the bottle. I bought this product. It is a poor , very poor product, does not achieve results. I ended up by the granuales in 20 lbs bag from scoots here on amozon, they work great. This is a poor product .Kurt taylor
2164109
I use the equivalent of about one cake box mix each side - Before pouring into the bottom side, I put a clean can with the top and bottom removed in the center of the bottom pan - bake the cake and remove the can, fill it with whatever filling then apply the top. I usually do the top and bottom different cake flavors
854620
I was told by the company that the tube is the same size for all three volumes: 1.5ml, 3.0ml and 4.5ml. The tubes and boxes are labeled for volumes at the factory...so they say. I can vouch that the 4.5ml, just received, is the same size tube as the 1.5ml tube. I'm waiting for some additional answers through an answer provider...Annie. Has anyone else found any updated information?
441872
Canisters are sold separately! But there super cheap and are are ext lite to carry in a day pack, or bugout pack!! Check out YouTube with nutnfancy on these MSR stoves!! That's how I was made aware of them and what they do and there abilities! !! Nutnfancy has great information on a lot of outdoor products like this that are out in the field tested!!
1142473
You can buy any first, then mix them together. This one seems to be a bit easier so it may be a better choice to get started with.
1484211
Just received it today and am confused on which product goes on first, little tube then big tube?
1850260
Honestly, I've never used the canisters. I've only used the 20 lb. tank. There is a smaller tank and I think it's a 5 lb. tank that I intend on purchasing. One of the two tanks I just mentioned will be your best out. They can be refilled. The small canister are a waste. I've seen them used and they don't last long at all. They will frost up when they get to a certain level and no longer puts the propane through and the heater is useless. So just get the 5 or 20 lb. tank and you will be happy.
107393
Thanks for your interest. The media is used inside many canister type filters. The best way to determine the amount used is to calculate the cubic feet of the sand inside your filter. The equal cubic feet of the tube media will be much lighter but I dont know how much to suggest without knowing the area.
569854
One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix.Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
1380218
I did spread the use of my canisters over a period of several days and that was no problem. You have to change the tip between uses, but they give you plenty with each pair of canisters. It seems as if the liquids do not activate until they mix at the tip. I did close the tanks at the valve between uses as an extra precaution.
1835947
Follow the instructions that came with it. I think you need to purge it first ( use a pen tip to gently push until you hear "air" escaping). Then fill as directed - Butaine canister should tell you how too. Important to seat the canister straight into the valve and press firmly. And when you run low, you should purge again before refilling. Hope that helps.
678507
I assume you mean, "Is there any difference in beverage quality when using this canister compared to the canister that came with the SodaStream." No, there is no difference. You have to also get a brass adapter to use this canister (it is available on Amazon). If you make a lot of fizzy water this method is great - easy refill at any sports store for ~$3!!!