No scoop was provided so what is the measurement of a scoop?
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It's hard to imagine that they didn't pack a scoop in the tub. I've found it buried deep inside the tub. But, to answer your question. The scoop is 70cc or 1/3 of a cup.
27209
First of all...sometimes the scoop is dug deep into the thick of the powder. So, no matter how bad it may sound, you might just have to stick your hand in there and fish for it. Its highly unlikely that the manufacturer forgot to put a scoop in there. In the event that they actually did, I say a scoop should be about 3 heaping table spoons worth.
27210
In granular materials you can get larger objects to come to the top by shaking the mixture.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granular_convection
27211
there should be one in there ... I would take a long spoon and use it to search for the scoop. I order a bottle every 3 weeks and I have never not had a scoop BUT I have had to search pretty deep to find it several times. Keep looking.
2212810
The length is 8 1/2 inches. The widest part of the scoop is 3 1/4 inches. Hope it works for you. I love, love, love mine. I keep it in the ice bin.
1889408
I don't use the scoop for measurement. I use an American Weigh Scales digital scale, scooping the powder from the bag with a long spoon into a dosing cup until I get the amount I need in weight.
770209
Three tablespoons. The directions on my latest bag say to use 2-3 tablespoons although there was no scoop. I still had the old one.
777803
Hi Paul, actually my scoop does not have any markings at all. For measuring purposes, well the scoop in my jar is basically 1/3 of a cup or almost 3oz of liquid. Anyway, William Holmes is correct it simply suggests 1 (full) scoop is the serving size BUT that you can use 1 or 2 scoops. I used the full scoop, 2 scoops and less than a full scoop. Overall it just didnt seem to last long for me especially if using a full scoop or two one or more times a day. The 5lb jar would obviously last longer but I didnt want to spend that much on just trying something.
776736
There should be a scoop in there somewhere. It usually gets buried during transport. I used a chopstick to search for mine, last two tubs were like that. But if there isn't one in there, a tablespoon is about 15g, so 2 tbsp is a scoop. Hope that helped.
317392
I don't know for sure. I don't have one at the moment. I will measure it and get back with you
1865482
You need to look again. The number four refers to the quantity (4 scoops), not the size of the scoop. There is only one size of this scoop (22 inches wide).
1659454
It has been a while since it was purchased and I cannot be positive, but I don't think there was a scoop. We just used one of the ones we have from coffee cans of the past. Sorry I can't be more certain.
2130154
The measuring scoop that comes with the coffee pot is small...I measured it against the one I had used with my old pot. It is a short Tbsp, vs 1 1/2 Tbsp. So I use my old scoop. Or you could use standard measuring spoons to get the amount you want! Good luck.
788868
probably the small. The sizing is different from others I have purchased. I have med. and large and they are very big scoops! Hope that helps!!
1659455
I answered this question incorrectly. I asked my husband, who unpacked it, if it came with a scoop and he said yes. Sorry about that!
1509848
This size does come with a scoop, it's a small plastic scoop, the color of my scoop is navy blue. Only a small amount of detergent is required, the amount that the scoop contains is the amount that is needed to do a load of laundry. You have to search for the scoop because it can be hidden inside the white detergent powder.
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I've peeled off the main label with the exact measurements (weight/grams, etc), but the back supplemental facts are still on there. It reads, 1 scoop is 22.5 g and there are 50 scoops per container
1558007
Comes with a little measuring scoop ... mine was buried kind of deep and it's clear which made it kind of interesting to find ;) I measured ... it's 1 1/2 TBL per scoop so if you can't find it, just measure.
433515
It's fairly long. I don't have it in front of me, but I'd estimate it to be about 6". The product description says the dimensions are 7 5/8 inches, so that would be about right (6" for the handle and 1 5/8" for the scoop).
1833624
The scoop is small so I decided to see how much it holds and it measured 2 teaspoons.