Lost my measuring cup for the liquid activator, how much activator (ml) do I need for the mild and normal strengths
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This is a lye-based formula with built-in activator. No mixing is required, just open and use.
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I just use a 1 cup that I can level off. Different recipes call for different amounts. I have a set of different sizes. You must measure carefully. Enjoy!
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It's in liquid form and you use a dropper to measure out your portions. Recommended serving is .5 ml which is 1000 IU, but the dropper can "grab" from .25 ml to 1 ml at a time.
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No, best use a measuring cup. (However, if you can work in metric units, remember that 1 gram of water equals 1 milliliter.)
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I pour mine into a separate container after pressing. Then I clean out the press and start another one. The wife and I drink a lot of coffee so it doesn't last long for the two of us. I bought a glass pitcher with a sealable lid here on Amazon for storing the concentrate. 24 scoops sounds like way too much to me. I guess it depends on how much water you add to the cup to dilute it. I use 8-12 and don't dilute it much depending on how each batch tastes.
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Well... I just measured it. 250 ml of water from my Pyrex will overflow the metal cup. So the metal measuring cup is an actual cup, not 250 ml. I use my Pyrex for liquids &#9786;
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It depends. Sometimes I use 8oz. setting and if I want stronger then 6. For my kids I use 8oz. setting.
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How accurate? (one way to check is to put the purest water you have: distilled, filtered, etc... to the mL marks and then calibrate your digital scale with the empty glassware, then add the water. 300 mL of pure water should be close to 300 g, 700 mL ~=700g etc... other measuring cups are reported to be not very accurate.
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Measure half a cup and take out one tablespoon and that will give ya the 7/16. Like you I am really bad at this measuring thing so I look stuff on the net and I print it out or write it out and put into a folder for further use :)
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? Buy One Cup as in 8 oz. cup or one measuring cup? I got the set of three and love using them because you can stand up and pour in your fluid stopping at the proper line amount without bending over and checking the mark on the side of the cup. Don't know if I answered your question hope I helped.
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Be sure to take the whole packing apart when you open the box. It's easy to overlookwhere and how they packed the measuring cup. I might've missed it myself, if someonehadn't mentioned that fact!
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I am not a fan of the mess of midstream so I always used a plastic cup. But I believe it's 3 seconds (enough to saturate it). Probably more accurate if you cup test.
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Ok. You want a 3:1:1 look for that ratio on top of the cup. You want a final volume of 24 oz. look on the oz on the side then look back to the ratio and see what number is closest to 24 oz in the last colum. Paint in first colum to that number, actuator to the sane number in the second and reducer in the third.
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A quick Google search shows that 80ml is just under 3 oz. The cup is small.
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Sure E.CauPulog I can rely to that. The one I bought can take 60 ml or 2.0 oz.
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Make a full capacity batch Pour into a measuring cup and divide that amount by 1.5. As a "cup" is 1.5 oz
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I use a large jigger I have from a former expresso maker and it measures just between 1/4 cup and 1/2 cup. I do that first and then pour the expresso in a lg. expresso cup. I then steam 12 oz. of milk and add to the expresso. Add a little sweetener and then Yum!