How long does it take for a wine bottle of water to empty?
2044262
Depends on the plant. My hydrangea at 100 degrees sucked it up in one day. But my other large plants can go a week in warm weather and up to 2 weeks in mild weather.
2044263
Really hard to say. Depends on the weather, what kind of plant, how big, size of the pot, etc. Mine can go from 3 days to two weeks depending on how hot it is.
2044264
It depends on how hot it is outside and if the bottle is in the direct sun or shaded. It can be anywhere from 2-3 days to a week or more. For example, I have one palm plant in direct sun until about 3 PM, so when it is really hot and sunny, the bottle will be empty in about 2 days. But the ones that have lots of leaves and shade will stay full much longer, even with our 90-100 degree heat.
2044265
seems to depend on various conditions, size of bottle, dryness or soil & air, amount of water plants requires, we go away up to 2 weeks @ the time & they seem fine
257022
The water will begin to filer immediately. It probably takes about 2 mins to filter the entire thing though, but if you just want a glass you can start it as it filters.
1049817
It depends how long you warm the bottle for. I warm bottles for 2 minutes at a time (perfect for 3oz), & only need to add water every 4-5 bottles.
1848910
As long as you want it to. The crystals inside absorb water, then slowly release the molecules as humidity. Directions say that you need to refill the water ever 2-3 months. The crystals themselves, however, don't decay or expire with long term use.
1584989
While I can't tell you exactly, we use a can for several years until it was empty. We don't use it often, as we don't usually have left over wine. It also worked on a partially full 22 oz. beer. It was still good a few days later.
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It could take from 15 to 30 minutes to pull 5 gallons out....the unit is best for relatively small amounts (i.e. one or two gallons).......hope this helps (PS I use it to empty the tank on my jet ski)...very best regards,Don
907882
Per Libman's website: "If the bottle is hard to remove, fill it with hot water, let it sit for two minutes, and then pull bottle out." I personally don't take the bottle out and just fill it up with a measuring cup.
208382
I gave this to my parents as a Christmas present and they probably drink a bottle a week, maybe every couple weeks but it took many months before they filled it. Possibly close to a year. If I were to guess probably around 50 or so would be a good number.
139796
A least 4 days (I've never had a bottle go unused longer than that). There are fewer bubbles on day 4 than on day 1. I haven't really measured the difference, but I'd say about 1/2 the bubbles on day 4.
864621
A gallon of water will take approx 45 minutes with a big berkey filled to the top. - Berkey Website
1659810
at least a couple hours! I typically drink it though within that time period so if it went longer I wouldn't know.
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1. add about one liter of water to the primary fermenter 2. add bentonite and mix thoroughly 3. add juice and mix 4. add water to juice bag to get the last of he juice out (may have to do this 2x 5 add water to within one nch of top of primary fermenter and mix throughly 6. sprinkle yeast package on top of the mixture 7. put top on primary fermenter and put airlock on top and fill airlock with stabilizer mixture half way. 8. wait approx 7-10 days and check to make sure the reading is 1.01 or less 9. if 1.01 or less, transfer wine to secondary fermenter leaving the sludge behind put airlock on top 10. wait 7-0 days and make sure the reading is 0.998 or lower. 11. degas the wine by stirring it violently ( usually about 5 minutes) 12. take 1/2 cup of water and add stabilizer. mix thoroughly and add to wine. 13. mix stabilizer mixture int the wine and stir for 2 minutes. 14. add #5 to the wine and mix, stir for about 2 minutes 15 wait 15-30 minuted and add #6 and stir for about 2 minuted put airlock on top 16 wait approx one week for wine to clear 17 best results is to filter the wine into another container leaving sludge behind and bottle 18 let botttes stand upright for about 3 days and then store on their side
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About 5 gallons. I tried using the recommended amount of water, way to thin. Now I add 4 gallons of water to the gallon of juice in the kit. That normally produces 24 to 26 bottles of finished wine, depending on how many times you rack the wine and how many times you test it. Enjoy :)
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Depends on the humidity in your home. I have Air Conditioning, so the this Bulb watering systeming lasted around a 12 days on my 10 inch pots which have heavy soil. The Wine Bottles lasted over a week on my outside plants in the hot desert area where I live
1417806
It could take up to 10 minutes for it to disappear. If you soak it by opening the pen and dumping water on the mat it takes a little longer.
880052
I would think the liquor can stay indefinitely, but I save the original bottles to empty them back into. As for the juices, no you don't have to empty them right after use. Most juice bottles say to use within 14 days. As long as they are kept cold, we just empty the oj or cranberry out of the next couple days if necessary.
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I usually dry it off at the bottle dryer rack. If you just leave it as is on the counter, will probably take about 30-35 minutes.