Does the solution store well, or do you have to use it all at once?
2051252
I keep mine for years...they are just a tablet that is sealed. We keep ours in the garage and i pull them out when I'm ready to do windows! I've had no problems.
207192
Yep it'll last all day and is easy to rework with a small amount of water. Humidity ruins it faster than time, but that's true of most products.
1045105
I've only made small batches (8 to 12 ounces) of solution at a time using approximately 1/4 teaspoon or less at a time because the mixed solution doesn't keep. The stronger your solution is, the faster it works. I would guess the entire container would make 2 gallons, maybe 3, but that's just an estimate.
2036887
Use half save the rest in a reusable container and you should be good as long as the container is seal
928825
I have been using water treatment to the water immediately after filling it back up, and so far no issues. I have done this method for 2 years now. The product cannot treat the water first.
4135
Yes. A little goes a long way! One container was enough for me and a friend to do all of what you just mentioned.
2124356
What should I use if I want to mix my "own solution"? Ingredients please? All ideas are welcome! :)
514876
I stored mine in the freezer for about a week before I used it, but only because I wasn't ready to use it right away. Before that it lived on my counter for a few days, but still worked awesome. Sorry this isn't a more straight forward answer!
176923
I have had it set in the sprayer for up to six months and it appears to work very well even with that time. I think it is better to mix just what you need, but it worked just as well after six months.
2170600
You use what you've mixed up at that time. It will store, I understand, for a few days in the refrigerator if not totally used at the time. You need to beat it again to get the air back into the mix again at that time. If you keep it longer than that, it will dry out or spoil. The package was smaller than I'd pictured, also.
927325
I believe you should use it all at once. And it does not go as far as it says it will. If its just being used to seal and insulate windows and doors, one bottle should be enough. And it works well for just that small application. There is a learning curve the first 5 minutes you use it. Very easy to apply more than what you intended. Once you get the hang of it tho', it works well. We thought, by everything we had read, that it was going to cover most of the 10 x 20 shed we had built. We wanted to use it as the insulation. It says 13,914 sq ft of coverage at 3/8". It covered the windows and the plywood joints on the walls and ceiling. Cost wise, definitely would've been better to just purchase the insulation. The product itself is good. Just would've needed a dozen bottles to do what we wanted. Not sure where they get their 13,914 sq ft figure. We used it very sparingly.
1001989
Yes. I actually used refrigerated for one batch and it was fine. My problem, being new at this, was trying to figure out the best way to load the tube fully.
2211086
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INQUIRY. you should not have to use another product in combination if needed reapply as needed
1818082
I did not need the full quantity that was supplied, to seal the rivets that were leaking on my aluminum boat, so I got a two plastic syringes and measured out the appropriate quantity to do the job, mixed them together according to the directions, resealed the separate containers for future. The short answer is they do have to be mixed, but if you mix the whole container and don't use it, it will be wasted as it will harden, and become unusable.
554641
Not that I am aware of but I end up using it all up and have to replenish my supply before it ever goes bad if it ever goes bad. I store it at room temperature.
1726436
I usually mix one container full and use almost all of it at one time, but have had leftovers that I add a new batch to without problem. I try not to mix more than I can use at one time.
1969567
I supposeYou could always just cut off the top/bottom (like when you're low on toothpaste) and store in an air right container. Granted I have never used the product or know how strong the bottle is, but it seems like a practical solution.