Can the product be dissolved and applied as a liquid?
1070783
This is the slow release fertilizer. By dissolving it you would loose the adventurous feature of this product. I suggest look up liquid fertilizers.
1070784
I also agree that it is a time release fertilizer which should not be dissolved before applying
612964
Well, I find that without liquid the contents doesn't mix well. I can't say for sure, but I think you would need to add a bit of liquid.
2146109
I have no idea, as I've not tried that. I'll say this- it dissolves nicely, so my guess is that it would be fine mixed with anything!
516181
It is a liquid, instructions are included. When you squeeze the bottle it fills a small reservoir with the prescribed amount.You mix a very small amount with water in a pump up sprayer.I use it to control what we call "Crazy Ants" in the Texas gulf coast area.
2088911
Yes, it can. I'd make sure it's plenty diluted- but this stuff really, really works!
1090530
Yes, this is a liquid. Works very well. This single bottle has been discontinued but is available in a four bottle pack at Home Depot.
301759
It is concentrated, so I would mix with water according to label instructions and pour that into the sprayer and have at it. Thoroughly clean the sprayer after use even if you are going to use it only with this product.
419196
I never tried to dissolve it in water. I know for a fact you can put it in a blender and it would break it apart.
1686785
I don't really have an answer to your question, the product I bought was in a roll not a liquid.
528545
I use it full strength in a spray bottle. Don't know how it would work in a diluted form. It is excellent cleaner especially for greasy jobs.
890949
If it is dissolved in the water, I don't believe so because that would require a chemical reaction. If it is particulate, then yes.
748605
You could try it. I would try the process on a similar sample surface first. This product is a fine powder meant to be mixed in to a volume of liquid. I am not sure it will stick to a sprayed on coating. Good luck!
573249
Yes. The product is dispensed in a concentration of 8 drops per gallon of water. So, just use that amount for the needed amount of water to be treated. I use it in 5 gallon containers.
1377744
I use warm distilled water/oil/or other liquid and haven't had any problem getting it to dissolve. I hope this helps.
2022962
I've used this product many times. It's meant to be used as is, straight from the bottle. No diluting required.
1558518
I would say no. It's a gel product so I wouldn't think you can mix it with water.
988432
I am sure that you can, it is pure and has no additives. But do not use large quantity because it is concentrated.