Can you put gripe water in formula?
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I don't see why not but it might not be as effective. Some thoughts from me.....I have fed 4 babies with formula and have mixed other vitamins and such with it. Sometimes the mixture will cause a breakdown of the milk if you try to save the unused portion (not saying that the Gripe Water will do that). If your baby won't take it from the dropper which would be a normal baby behavior try just putting a dose into a bottle with 1/2 oz and feed them that before giving them the full meal. That works for me almost always w/o fail on all meds, vitamins, etc. Good luck! Colic is a tough trial.........I swear by giving a Chiropractor a shot!! May take 3 or 4 trips but the sanity for you and the relief for baby!!!!!!! :-)
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Shouldn't if you want the full affect of it. It needs to be from the medicine dropper as that's how it works the best. It would be useless in formula since that would dilute it.
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The bottle actually says you can although I have never tried it. At times, I give her a dose right before a feeding and less than the recommended dosage yet it still works.
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You mix it with water the instructions come in the package... It is so many ounces per amount of water
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Sure! I'm almost positive you can mix this with anything! Orange juice would be another good one, or carbonated water for maybe a healthier choice!
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It's not to bad. I find it easier if it's done quick like a shot of liquor. My daughter takes 2 tablespoons in two tablespoons of water. It's a little sour but over all not bad.
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I generally just mix it with purified water. You could mix it with skim milk if you wanted to as well.
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Yes, just check the ingredients on package you are interested in. Different formulas (there are several) will have a different ratio of each ingredient.
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You don't mix them that way. You fill the bottle with appropriate amount of water and the formula dispenser with appropriate amount of formula. When you are ready to mix, remove the top from the dispenser, pour the formula into the bottle, tap the sides of the dispenser to insure that you get all of the formula, screw the top on the bottle, then shake.
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Hello Brandy - We are sorry to hear you do not like the formulation. Unfortunately, all of our inventory is new formulas.Regards,Customer Service
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http://www.armandhammer.com/news/super-washing-soda-usage-directions.aspx they say yes.
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Of course you can, as long as it's water and not some other liquid. If you have any other questions, please email us at hello@trustednutrients.com :)
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I mix the formula 2 ounces at a time, with hot water in a glass Dr. Brown's bottle. Then put the bottle in a cup of hot water for a few minutes and shake. Repeat until it's all dissolved.
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Yes you can. I put 1 tablespoon with a quart of water in a spray bottle. You can add your other ingredients as well. Most spray bottles hold more than a quart, so there is plenty of room.
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yes. mix 8-12 oz with water, brush on a damp surface, agitate with nylon brush, and rinse with water.
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No, the consistency is much like that of tomato paste. You would need to add some liquid to be able to use in a squeeze bottle.
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not on it's own- I have no idea if you could create a formula though. It's bubbles too much for machines. Vinegar would reduce the bubbles- but I wouldn't try it without some sort of recipe. BioKleen and Seventh Generation are good brands for machines. For more info on making your own cleaning recipes- I love the book Clean and Green. It talks about recipes you can make for the washing machine and dish washer- but while all her other formulas are 1. Cheaper than the store bought, 2. Better at cleaning, and 3. Safer for the the environment than store purchased cleaners- she says herself that the recipes for the washing machine and dish washer are at best equal to Seventh Gen or BioKleen. I agree. So- for all purpose, bathroom, floors, and everything else where you would buy a bottle- I prefer the homemades- and use this as one of the ingredients- but for the machines- I just buy one of the environmentally friendly brands, made for machines.
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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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It is. A 50/50 mix of distilled water and propylene glycol will maintain 70% RH. Big name manufacturers will tell you theirs is "premixed" and not to add water. They don't breakdown the ratios on the label as it may be self defeating to let you know how to make your own. They market their name and convenience and you pay a premium for it. Xikar does have a quality container though and I have been using their 8oz squeeze bottle to mix and dispense the solution.