whats the difference between canister and tube? and how do you use/mix them
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The tube is a single use. The canister has enough product to color six to eight times. The canister requires the mixing bowl in order to pump the color directly from the base of the bowl and the top of the canister.
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They are the same but with the canister you need an attachment to your bowl to place on the canister to get the color out.
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you need to have the Goldwell mixing bowl to use the canister, the tube you can squeeze the product out.
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For canister you need to buy special plate-opener in addition, because it opens the canister under the pressure, the tube you can squeeze by yourself. You need to mix it in 1:1 proportions with another goldwell liquid for coloring.
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With the canister, you need the Goldwell special bowl in order to use it. With the tube you can use any mixing bowl.Hope this helps
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My FoodSaver came with the vacuum tube. The canisters do not. They are terrific. Chips, cookies, salad fixings, all stay fresh for days in the canisters. No wilted salad, no stale cookies, chips as crisp as new. The tube can be purchased separately if you do not have one. There should be a 'socket' type hole in your FoodSaver machine. Check your book to be sure.
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As jgr says make sure u follow the directions. The package comes with everything. u will only need a container to mix the two solutions together.
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I make my icing and have to refill the tube. I doubt if a whole can would fit into the tube. I mostly use this for spritz cookies and have to refill with dough. Hope this helps.
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The canister is anodized aluminum. Never use any metal utensils. Always use a rubber spoon or spatula.
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the canister I use is a Ronson multi-fill canister with the basic tip (no adapter)..It is just a straight tip..
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I don't know...that is a good question. It is disappointing that this brand new product did not work. I may look into the replacement canister idea. Thanks.
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I use it for diluted essential oils or mixtures with a carrier. The inside tube is plastic...but I don't think there are any other options.
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Thanks for your interest. The media is used inside many canister type filters. The best way to determine the amount used is to calculate the cubic feet of the sand inside your filter. The equal cubic feet of the tube media will be much lighter but I dont know how much to suggest without knowing the area.
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Hi dear, you should mix 2 of the tube cream (the light Brown) to 1 of the Oxidant (the white bottle). However if you put more Oxidant you will get more lighter colour but better stick to their ratio.
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Honestly, I've never used the canisters. I've only used the 20 lb. tank. There is a smaller tank and I think it's a 5 lb. tank that I intend on purchasing. One of the two tanks I just mentioned will be your best out. They can be refilled. The small canister are a waste. I've seen them used and they don't last long at all. They will frost up when they get to a certain level and no longer puts the propane through and the heater is useless. So just get the 5 or 20 lb. tank and you will be happy.
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You can use standard butane canisters. They all fit and work perfectly with this unit. By the way, this is the Mercedes of stoves. Burns really hot and even when canisters get low, they still have enough power to cook with. I never have had my stove on high, it's just too hot.
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Use straight, no mixing required.Although i do not know the mix % to water feels heavier than 50/50, Genuine M/B fluid products are worth the money IMO.....
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Its fairly simple to use. Using gravity, you raise the smaller tube/plunger and fill tube with liquid and then depress the same smaller tube and it creates a siphon. It may take a couple of pumps depending on how long the tubing is and what not. I suggest you get a pinch valve to control/stop the flow of fluid. It can be a messy situation sometimes. Mahalos
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The two parts of the canister are not screwed together or twisted. They simply fit together by the wrap-around band that has the screw on it to tension the two halves together. If you unscrew the band which releases the tension, the two sections of the canister come out of the band and separate easily. Do not fear, it isn't hard to do.
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One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix. Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
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Just received it today and am confused on which product goes on first, little tube then big tube?