Lost my measuring cup for the liquid activator, how much activator (ml) do I need for the mild and normal strengths
252418
This is a lye-based formula with built-in activator. No mixing is required, just open and use.
1917371
My cup is in 1/4c, 1/2c, 3/4c and 1c it isn't in ml..... but I am sure you can look on the internet for the conversion.
451660
just open the cap slightly on the measure cup side, do not open the other cap, squeeze the bottle slowly until you get the correct level, then release the squeeze on the bottle, open the cap all the way and pour it into your container!
1424882
I do a 50/50 ratio. Its hard to get it perfectly measured but don't worry too much...you can eye ball it for half half and you'll be fine. Buy the cream developer instead for the liquid so its easier to see the ratios. No matter what, make sure its not thin so it doesn't run into the eyes.
458422
Make sure you don't have too much water; the measuring cup that comes with it adds about 2 ounces
494799
I just filled my tea pot where I feel it would be safe and not too full. Measured it out and it was 700mls. A 8oz cup is 240mls so 2cups is 480mls and so on. At least 3 8oz cups would work.
1917373
My measuring cup for this model does not show milliliters, only measurements of 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 cup. Based on where the 3/4 measurement appears, I am assuming that the top of the cup would be the 1 cup mark. You might want to check these measurements, but I found the following on the internet: 1/4 cup = 59.147 ml, 1/2 cup = 118.294 ml, 3/4 cup = 177.44 ml, and 1 cup = 236.588. I hope this helps.
1234448
Cups and ounces can be measured from the angled labels inside the cup. Milliliters can be measured from the side of the cup. Hoe this helps!
904942
It is in liquid form, but it does not come with any measuring device. Most pharmacies can provide you with a measuring syringe or cup. If you get an oral syringe, be sure to ask for a cap adaptor; it will be easier to use.
861827
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!
686412
I would use one cup. But it depends on how strong you want it. This would be an average strength.
846224
No, I believe it's the halfway mark for each cup size. I recall checking once by pouring it into a regular measuring cup.
286857
A fluid ounce IS a unit of volume. Ordinary kitchen measuring cups meant for liquids are notoriously inaccurate. Let's say a recipe calls for a cup of milk--8 oz. Turn on your scale, selecting fl. oz. Set your empty cup or bowl on the scale. Then press the On/Off button once to get the tare weight. Pour your liquid into the cup or bowl on the scale until it says 8.00 fl oz. Now you know you have exactly one cup of milk. If you take that same amount of milk and pour it into an ordinary kitchen liquid measuring cup it probably won't be exactly at the 8 oz mark on the cup. Could be less, could be more--depending upon how accurate the measuring cup is. Believe me, I've tried many measuring cups and they're just not that accurate. Sorry if I totally confused you, but hopefully this helps!
251449
The only way to figure out how much you need is to test it a cup at a time. Some people need more and some less. I use about 4 drops in my cup of tea each morning, but I also take 2 tables along with it. The drops are effective immediately and the tables for later. Testing is the only suggestion I can give you, not knowing to what degree your intolerance to milk is. At around $20.00 a bottle it's more cost effective to combine drops and tablets. Hope this has helped.
1332390
Guess this was just answered-----I agree, just under one cup of liquid. Very nice product.
2133149
Hello Kevin: we are doing 27g of beans and then grind, fill to the 400 ml level and we feel we are making a really fine cup of coffee. We worked to this point mathematically then tweaked to taste.To get to the 500 ml, do the math and then tweak to taste and I think you'll be fine. 27 divided by 4 is 6.75 so add another 6 and three quarter gs. of beans and fill to the 500 mark, should be great! but play with it to taste
2070218
Wow. I can't add 2+2 or tell a foot from a kilometer, but here's my best guess. I took a liquid measuring cup and poured 250 ML in the small, inner container and it just barely fit. I was able to put 300 ML in the larger, bottom container. Please keep in mind that the smaller container has a plastic lid that is spill resistant, but not spill proof. The larger peice is good for solid foods, but if your food it juicy at all, it'll make a big mess. I hope that's helpful.