does anyone have a nice, neat way to dispense this product? Scooping it out of the jar has been messy for me,.
1286782
I transfer about 2 cups at a time to a smaller plastic container and use the smaller container when I shampoo my critters. I am using it on my dogs though so that 2 cups lasts several shampoos. I did notice that in the hot weather it turns liquidy so I am considering using a funnel and pouring it into an empty glue type or cosmetic bottle so I can squeeze it out for shampooing. Might work. Any way we look at it we are going to have to scoop or pour or do something. But I found putting it in a smaller container to scoop from is much less messy. Hope this helps.
1286783
I use a smaller bottle and fill that from this size. Seems to work good for me. I agree, scooping it out of the large container is a pain.
1286784
Because this soap is so concentrated and a little goes a long way, I put a small amount into a large plastic bottle, added water, let it dissolve and use it like any other laundry soap. I also transferred a quantity into a Ziploc container (the one with the screw on lid) for when I need to use the soap in a concentrated form.
1286785
I use an old teaspoon measure from my kitchen I hold the jug in my Rt. arm/elbow and scoop directly over the washer as it fills. The water stream washes off the measuring spoon and I put two of those in each load if normal size. You don't need to use much. BTW in colder weather, the gel hardens and its easier to scoop it out. HIH
1278581
Sorry I have only used it once I have almost a full bottle but I would try turning the bottle over and pour slowly when ready to use good luck .
992553
The packaging material/process is more expensive then the DE itself in some cases. We offer it our Jar as a convient way for our customers to use the product. You can just unscrew the lid and screw it back on again. A lot of people buy the jar along with a larger bag and then refill the jar as needed.
1518097
Remove the basket and heating element then pick it up and pour it thru cheesecloth into a container. Usually the same bottle it came out of with funnel. No big deal. Not that heavy.
476502
I am guessing you used too much. I have decided that once I'm out of it I will make my own and just use the squirt bottle. After all, it's just the same product mixed with water.
2251668
I'm thinking several things* hard water* using more scoops than requiredTry using half cup vinegar in your rinse softener dispenser...perhaps that might clean it up?If all else fails I would suggest you contact molly suds to see what they suggest etc
1665404
SO frustrating when that happens! I'd look around the house for another spray bottle that's nearly empty and use that, or go to the 99¢ store and buy a product in a similar bottle, like glass cleaner, and dump the contents and use that bottle. Good luck!
96598
Try taking it with food, adjust your dose until you get used to it. I keep mine in the fridge.
33528
I just use regular dish washing soap that has anti bacterial fighter in it. Something like Dawn or Palmolive. There is a ratio of soap to water with the soap being much less. If you use too much soap it will gum up the dispenser. Check on the internet for a good ratio and 'don't shake' it once mixed. It's better if you just flop it sideways a few times to mix it. Ours has worked well so far. Good luck !
880256
It took me a while to get that out too. I had to pry it out with the flat end of a spoon the first time. Now I just pull it straight up and it comes out every time.
271435
I couldn't find a way to separate without breaking it. So I end up just rinsing it out after use. In that way it is a poor design. If someone knows how to do it, I would be interested in knowing too.
2163749
That is what I did. I mixed it 50/50 with purified water.Since I am on a drilled water well, I boiled the water. Then let it cool, (but not cold). Put in an equal amount of flakes. Stirred them until the flakes were dissolved.Then put it into a spray bottle... It worked out OK. (No clogged sprayer like I thought might would happen).
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Ellen- Let about 2/3 stick soften a little and then press into the lid with a knife (I use a rounded appetizer knife). Fill the jar with cool water and sit it in the sink, put the lid on and let whatever overflow of water come out. I put mine on the kitchen counter and change the water every other day or so. When it is totally empty, I just pop it in the diswasher and start over again. My sister has used one for years.
1522092
A bit late with my response, but just saw this question....went to spam for some reason......I didn't think it was that hard....just make sure to have the cap on, don't overfill and use a spoon to scoop it in.
1180017
Here's my experience: The first time, I made a horrible mess. The screw on top with a pointy tip that you see in the picture... well, you use that to get the toner into the cartridge. However, it narrows into a very small tip and flows so slowly. If you squeeze the bottle to speed things up, no matter how tight and sealed you think the top is, the toner comes out the sides where it's screwed on. Second time around, I cut the top so it wasn't so narrow at the tip and it flowed out and into the cartridge much better and with less mess. Hope this makes sense! :)
1671990
I also had difficulty getting any drops to come out at first. The trick was to first peel off the plastic ring that keeps the cap from fastening too deeply, then screw the cap very tight. When you do this a spike in the cap creates a hole in the bottle. After I did that I was able to get drops from the bottle.
227815
I mostly just rinse it out real good now and then. I know they make a cleaning solution for them, but I've never it. If you're only filling it with clean tap or purified water I would just occassionly put some clean water and a small amount of household bleach, like 1/4tsp. at most and swish it around real good, squeeze some out thru the tube and bite valve and then thoroughly rinse it, and you should be good to go.