I see the container is approximately 1lb. Approximately how much granular cleaner is needed for a clogged drain before adding boiling water?
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The directions on the bottle suggest half or even whole. I use mine more as preventative, so I only use a small handful every time.
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You need to use 1 cup. I sugest you send boiling water down the drain befor you add this product, after you add this product you let it sit for 6hrs ,I let mine sit overnight, then I flushed it with boiling water, like a miricle a drain that resisted all other drain cleaners, started to drain like a new waste line. Luck to you
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The one pound container is about one cup, maybe a little more. I have cleared a slow drain with about 1/4 cup. Then add a heaping tablespoon once a week. If you follow the directions you'll get about two treatments. It's expensive, but worth the price. It's less than a plumber call. In fact, i found out about this when the plumber left his empty bottle in my trash.
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I use about 1/4 of a cup to start. Follow up with another 1/4 cup. This stuff really works,
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Hi, yes one quart should be sufficient to do the job, however, you must make sure that you prep the tank properly first by using theMarine clean and metal ready preparations as outlined by the instructions.
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i would guess a quart. used it all summer with only 1 tank jamming in the garage! I had another type of fogger and had to refill that 3 or 4 times with same amount of use.
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The stock pot it self is of heavy quality, I'd say 1/2 a a pound, the entire 3 pieces is over a pound. Though using the strainer and not having to lift and pour out water makes things easy.
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I like to mix a pound in a one gallon jug of water for convenience. Before I add it to my hot tub I give the jug a shake. Our water is very soft. I use Calcium Hypochlorite (to shock and treat) until the hardness comes into the proper range, then I switch to Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach). I have an acrylic hot tub so calcium is not a serious issue.
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Drain the water from the hose into a cup or container, by lowering the hose close to floor level and catching all that drains out first. It may take several lowerings due to back bubbling, but around 22 ounces will come out. The attached dry hose can be looped onto the basin between uses. Make sense?
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If your asking about the main tank you need to fill it with water softener salt. The tank will hold between 20 to 40 pounds of salt. That becomes the brine that cleans and charges the catalyst to soften the water. It's best to put the salt in first. Then the water will mix when the clean charge cycle runs and moves the brine through the catalyst chamber. I use the Morton system salt I buy at Home Depot.
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It's about 5 pounds or so. It boils water so quickly. I love it no matter what it weighs!
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Its common to do a pound per gallon or 1 inch/ 1&1/2 inch. One bag will be fine.
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My unopened bottle was approx 3/4 full. They go by weight. The total with the bottle was 1lb 2 5/8oz. Supposed to be a pound of cleaner.
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I use 25 grams on setting 9 W for 16 ounces of water. I boil the water taking care not to superheat the kettle and preinfuse the grounds by wetting them for thirty seconds before slowly pouring the remaining water over them.
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Per the package directions about 1 Cup to clear a clogged drain and then it recommends 1/2 to 1 cup monthly to kept them running clear. However, usually for me about 1/2 cup does the trick. it is important to run the hot water before you pore it down the drain. I would highly recommend this product
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It depends how you are using it in the jacuzzi. Directions on it say: "For applying mopping applications, apply 4 oz per standard mop bucket. For other surface cleaning, such as dumpsters, trash chutes and urinals, use 4-8 oz per gallon of water and apply within a sprayer. Bio Drain may also be used in power sprayer systems or hose end sprayers at a rate of about 1/2 to 2 oz per gallon of water. This product will not be harmed if blended with an IGR and/or pyrethroid or non-repellent insecticide. The applicable pesticide lable must be followed in tis instance."
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The kettle and bottles (and bottle caps) would be the only required items. I'd suggest 7gal. I actually bought a turkey fryer kit that comes with the kettle and burner for about $50. Works very well. Bottle wise, since it takes about 4 weeks until you're ready to bottle, start downing them now. You'll have to buy less. Suggestions would be a large spoon and a nice digital thermostat. Quick suggestion, pick up a sanitizer like Iodophor. Mix some into a spray bottle to sanitize everything.
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I agree with Ed on the pint and a half of warm water.If you are using for pipes in a house, instructions say 1 TBSP and 1 Pint of Warm Water. However, use at least a pint and a half of warm water so that some of your warm water - bioclean mixture gets past the u shaped p-trap (that is just under the drain) and further into the pipes.
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I think it's supposed to be 10 quarts. I use a gallon ice cream pail to fill it and it takes 2 and a half buckets. ( I'm really not sure if it is 10 pounds.)
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1 teaspoon dry will make about a quart of hydrated beads. There are about 75-80 teaspoons in a pound. So, hydrating the whole pound would give you about 80 quarts, or 20 gallons of hydrated beads. Of course, it depends on how large the kiddie pool is, as to whether one pound would be enough.