How many gallons does this make?
2051288
Well depend in how strong you want . The can have 88.2 oz. I prepared for my self 2 cups of water and 5 spoons of powder milk. Is great!!! I hope my opinion help.
2093583
The label states 4 fluid ounces per gallon, then says it will make 4 gallons. I bought the 32 ounce bottle. Since 4 oz = 1/2 cup, it calculates out to 8 gallons.
581297
you could make up to 6 gallons. I make 51/2 to 53/4 gallons because I try for more body and flavor. Sometimes less can be better.
1767651
I don't recall the exact amount but it is very low water use. Far less than if I washed by hand. As I recall the normal cycle only uses about 3 gallons for the entire cycle.
1726393
The manufacturer says it makes 0.8 gallons in 3.5 hours. Plus it probably is best to let it cool 30 minutes after that before handling.
1681828
It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If you are thinking of buying this unit - DON'T!!!!!!!!!!! It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If... » Read More It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If you are thinking of buying this unit - DON'T!!!!!!!!!!! « Show Less
449211
It will double in size each time. I started with 1 gallon and now I have enough for 6 gallons at a time. In about a month.
37787
Hi, Buffy... about two-and-a-half gallons. When filling the upper gravity feed portion, though, make certain there is enough "room" in the lower receptacle for the water. I made the mistake of filling the upper portion when the lower section was only about half full and I had "spillage"...
1134014
I think it was 3 gallons. I actually purchased it for a friend so I not positive. But it was really nice! Pretty big unless you have a lot of counter space.
367779
While I haven't actually measured the bucket/hopper, I would estimate about two gallons. The other measure is capacity over a given time period, not in any way related to how much the bucket holds (as you probably already know based on your question).
489681
It is about a gallon and a half. Another reviewer said his was breaking down pretty bad so wonder exactly what that means. I bought one several years ago and it just quite working for some reason however; I bought another one this year. At $38 a pop and figure I got 38 dollars worth of use out of the previous one and I liked it so well I bought another.
1972299
I don't really know, but I'm guessing I get about 5 minutes of spraying out of a tank so it's probably about .2 gallons per minute (but don't quote me on that...)
1261843
I remembered it to be 1.5 gallon of water. This is the good size for me, I filled up a little over half for the container, and it lasted for 2 weeks. But this is not recommended, as the water gets dirty for that kind of length of time.
162000
Hard to answer since it's just two of us. But it's rated for 200 gallons and we haven't had to change it before that gallon count. It does seem to last much longer (months) than our previous culligan one.
2147322
It's about 2 to 2 1/2 gallons I would estimate. Their guide doesn't say. I use it with a continuous drain and it works perfectly. Very happy with the purchase.
1845376
No idea how many gallons it held but I liked it very much. I used it on a rooftop in NYC.
379755
howdy J. Brinich,the instructions say that it makes 87 one-cup servings. 87/16 = 5.4 gallons. hope that helps,lee