Does the formula come out foamy??? we use similac sensitive and that formula normally gets foamy when you shake it up.
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That all depends on you. This machine only dispenses the water to go in the formula. If you shake it violently then yes it will be foamy. I gently swirl it and have had no issues with foamyness.
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My only experience with this particular type of "Great Stuff" is from indoor use. It seems to be almost exactly the same as the other 3 or 4 types of "Great Stuff" which I have used outside when it was below freezing, the colder weather only slowed the flow from the can a little bit. If you are using it outside be aware of wet conditions as water makes the foam cure up hard much faster. I hope that helps, good luck. And if you haven't had experience with expanding foam sealants the stuff is super sticky and extremely hard to remove from clothing and skin.
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I always use 1% milk and while it doesn't froth as great at 2% -- it foams and stays foamy all the way while I drink my coffee and I spoon some out at the end to eat! Maybe you are putting too much milk in the foamer. Fill it to the bottom line not the top one!
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Soft stuff, yes, it can make it liquidy, like a paste. We used it a lot to make purees out of our dinner foods for our babies. But it doesn't have the power to really liquify like my Vitamix. I still use both, actually, but for different applications. Now that the babies are grown, I use it mainly when I cook and need to process something.
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This product will mix well in a shaker. I mixed in 1litre water bottles with mio type flavorings. Product mixed well by shaking. Very cost effective. If it clumped it shook out easily.
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Hello Wing E. Leung, The following is from Abbott Company: Thank you for contacting Abbott Nutrition. We appreciate your interest in our Similac(R) Infant formulas! We recommend using our powder products within one month of opening to ensure the highest quality product. Vitamins and fatty acids in the powder formulas begin to degrade over time because of the exposure to air once the product has been opened. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Wendy Consumer Relations Abbott Nutrition About 1 month, 30 days. I hope this helps you. Sincerely, Steve Hello Wing E. Leung, The following is from Abbott Company: Thank you for contacting Abbott Nutrition. We appreciate your interest in our Similac(R) Infant formulas! We recommend using our powder products within one month of opening to ensure the highest quality product. Vitamins and fatty acids in the powder formulas begin to degrade over time because of the exposure to air once the product has been opened. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Sincerely,... » Read More Hello Wing E. Leung, The following is from Abbott Company: Thank you for contacting Abbott Nutrition. We appreciate your interest in our Similac(R) Infant formulas! We recommend using our powder products within one month of opening to ensure the highest quality product. Vitamins and fatty acids in the powder formulas begin to degrade over time because of the exposure to air once the product has been opened. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Wendy Consumer Relations Abbott Nutrition About 1 month, 30 days. I hope this helps you. Sincerely, Steve « Show Less
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Do you still add powdered milk to thicken it up? Thanks for your reply. I love mine. I use homemade vanilla and read about a tiny dash of salt (can't recall the purpose ) and about a cup of the bulk Splenda (not the little envelopes) done in 6 hours.
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Hi! I know it still clumps up even if you put the formula first. I think if you put the formula one at a time and not dump it on top of each other it will reduce the clumping because I notice that when I do it slowly it actually dissolves faster. But I'm kinda impatient sometimes so I just dump all the formula and just mix it vigorously until I see no more clumps. If you still see clumps then I guess just keep mixing. I know it takes a little time but it's better than shaking it for 5 minutes! LOL :)
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I just checked for metrics - I use a little less than 100 ml and it foams perfect! Yes, I've rewhipped on the rare occasion that I want a second cup, and refrigerated until the next day (& rewhipped).
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When you use the pitcher it creates a little bit of foam at first but after few minutes it goes down. We keep our mixer in the fridge and the foam goes down really quickly. This product was a life saver. We use it once a day and have enough formula for 24 hours. Hope this helps!
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I use Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap - it works perfectly, it's not creamy or thick and foams very well - I still water this soap down even though it's not so thick to start with. This is the only liquid soap I do not have any difficulty with.
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Yes, The foam stays for a long time. Sometimes it is just too much and I have to pour it away.
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It pours out as a liquid but after you rub it into your hands, it lathers up nice. I put mine in a spray bottle to stop it from pouring out everywhere
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I only have clumping if the fluid is added second to the powder. Fluid first powder second. I have never experienced clumping with this method regardless the brand. Or may I suggest adding half the scoop, shaking and then adding second half of scoop then shaking.
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Yes, the mixture is not thick like a premade shake. You would need to be sure and shake it before drinking because I imagine it would not stay mixed well. I have not used the Nectar this way but have with the Isopure and it is foamy when mixed so I have to shake before drinking. The Nectar Chocolate Truffle is not foamy but the Fuzzy Navel is.
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No. There's no need to shake it at all. It should foam instantly once you begin to pump.
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It would not foam but i must say, i use a nice smelling body wash that can be diluted easily to use less. Most of those body washes, like so many other bottled soaps are very thick.