How many ounces are needed per bath?
240764
I just give the bottle a good squeeze & that is it....it doesnt take much........
240765
I just pour a little in while the bath is running. Doesn't take much. I pour it like I would any other bubble bath.
240766
I put just enough to make a little bubbles but when I have issues breathing I put a little extra plus the matching bath salts
431627
I use about 1 ounce in a little dose cup. Each person is different as to what they can tolerate. If you take too much at once your bowels will become loose...If I feel a cold coming on I will take as much as I can of this throughout the day, until have to run to the potty!
1103183
For comparison, I'd say a 2.5 gallon solar shower bag is enough for most people to wet, lather and rinse. 5 gallons is enough for one comparatively luxuriant shower, or for two people to share. (All of this assumes that you stop the water flow while lathering.)Whereas, one 2-litre bottle = about a half gallon. In my experience, that's enough to completely wash your hair and face, or to quickly rinse or cool off - or to rinse off a few soapy dishes.
458522
I really don't have an exact measurement, but simply applying water to your face as you would normally will suffice. As for the full body application, I just apply as I would any other bar soap. I do recommend that you only wash your face once a day, as washing twice may dry your skin given the weather conditions. If you have dry skin, once a day is good enough.
898340
The box say 150 Grams... so that is about 5.25 oz. but it lasts. I purchased 25 bars the beginning of the summer and have 9 bars left. Four people in the house. I also use the bodywash, but not as much as the soap.
472998
I would buy one 32 oz. bottle and start with that. You can always buy another. I don't think one person could do the entire sun room in one day. Remember the secret is to let the hot solution to soak on the tile for 5-10 min. to soften the wax. I used paper towels. Then I used a plastic scraper after the wax was soft.
639758
Start out with 1 TBS working to 3 TBS in 4 to 6 oz water before bed. Be sure to drink plenty of water through the day. I agree you should call Mr. Love to get his instructions.
338853
I means 33 parts water to 1 part Shampoo. That's a very watered down solution. That would be 33 ounces of water to 1 ounce of shampoo. I use 10:1 and puppies smell and feel awesome. Put it in a spray bottle even, that allows for a much more consistent lather and does not waste the shampoo. Good stuff though.
1439977
For a full bathtub 4 cups, for a foot bath 1 - 2 cups. I soak my feet for 30 to 40 mins. then apply the mag. oil. This is the best application IMO.
1480923
Depends on how much you use per load. 1 scoop is recommended per regular wash load. 2 scoops for extra cleaning.
754719
The directions recommend 3 times per week I believe. It's a good size bottle, it just depends how much you use per shower
289372
The one I received had 32oz, it is watery, so a foaming soap dispenser will help. I used and empty Bath and Body one. :) lol
302421
All you need is 1 oz. I use 3-4oz's to 21/2 gallons of water - fantastic product. I probably use to much but if the car or household widows are prewetted the dirt comes right off without scratching the clear coat.
439965
2 ounces per gallon of water 1/2 ounce per quart. Mix only what you need. The unused portion can't be saved.
4678
go to Ed Mcabe web site-google it and it should come up. He has a very detailed book about it also. After reading the book I decided to only use the 35% for bathing. I bought Oxylift(oxymune) and use it. I did want to do all the mixing to use the 35%-too much work for me. You know that you can buy the 3% very reasonably priced at any pharmacy--walmart-dollar stores, ect.
784080
depends on size of tub, but, 40 gals is more than enough as it is mixed with cold for a normal bath tub
1768952
I'm not sure but would guess 8-10 ounces. It is not listed on the box or bidet itself.I love mine and feel clean and refreshed after using it. As you know , it is reasonably priced.