how many ounces of crystals i one tray?
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i'm sorry but i have no idea. it's enough to fill the tray. the package is about 12" x 10" very approximately, just by memory because i'm not home. sorry i couldn't be more helpful.
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Don't know because the trays come with a bag of crystals. I've never measured.....just cut open an poured.
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i don't know how much it weighs, but one bag covers the tray for the duration.....i have 3 cats and i usually don't need to change it until it hits 100 on the counter readout.
1966339
six dime size crystals and one large one inch crystal on bottom. Very nice.
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Yes. I bought several different ice cube trays for baby food, and I'm coming back to buy more of these. Very easy to fill the tray and remove the cubes. If you fill each container to the *very* top, each cube is one oz.
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If you take a measuring cup, and fill it with this product and then weigh it on a scale, depending upon how level you fill the cup and how crumbled your crystals are, you would get approximately 150g of crystals in that 1 cup measure.The container has 1 Kilogram of crystal or 1000g, so if every cup were exactly the same then you'll get 1kilo/150g or approximately 6 and 2/3 cups out of the container. If you must use 4 cups of crystal for one bath, you will get 1 1/2 baths out of this 1K container.
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There are two versions of this vessel. One is cut crystal and the other is pressed. The one you purchased is pressed. The picture is probably the cut version. It holds 500ml (16.9 oz).
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The cubes are about 3/4 of inch on each side; in other words one tray will fill up one 12-16 oz. glass with ice. The entire tray doesn't take up much room in the freezer and I don't use much ice, so they work for me.
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Just about 1 ounce fits in each pop. My twins Love these when I puree fresh peach and organic whole plain yogurt to make these. Great for teething!
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28 grams of dry weight equals 1 ounce.There are 9 teaspoons in 1 dry ounce which equals 3 tablespoons.
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It is five and a half inches wide and about 1 inch deep in the middle of the "bowl" with tapered sides. The box states that you put in one 13-ounce bag of the crystals. We bought the bigger bottle of crystals so use around 1 cup.
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Depending on rthe glass. 12 martini, 18 white or gobblets, 18 champagne. Depends on width of glass base also. I have some martinis that the glass base is too wide to fit at all
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I always put the crystals into a small dish. I think that a shallow layer with mostly surface area is most effective, (rather than a narrow deeper container)
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The one @ $2 is just one tray. Its really cute. I make little frozen yogurt hearts and gummies for my daughter.
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1 tsp. to 1 cup of water or 1 1/2 tbsp to 1 quart of water and it's an 8 oz. jar if you can do the math on that. It's quite a bit.
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One ounce. But because the treats have been dehydrated you get a lot of them.
110676
I would assume each one is about at least 2 oz ,,or a little more ,,but not by much. It is about the size of an ice cube ,but a different shape. Hope that helps?
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1/2 cup by volume comes out to approximately 3.75 oz, so you'll have plenty for one batch.
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Not sure what u mean by what crystal. But I have the standard little 2 prong metal crystals that are 27.145MHz. Hope this helps.