How do you measure the amount of water placed in the container?
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I use 40 grams of coffee and 20 ounces of water. If this is too strong for you, just reduce the coffee. I like my coffee with a dark roast.
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For water, you could use this: http://www.instructables.com/id/Web-Based-Water-Metering-with-ioBridge/
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There is nothing that says the exact volume, but I used just under 1 & 1/2 gallons of distilled water.
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lab way is to get or make known salt concentration to see if reads similar other time. Solutions evaporate over time too. Distilled water should read very low too.
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take the top off and fill it, you can see how much you're filling it. there is no minimum.
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Go to the website. There are instructions and a printable measuring device.
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If you fill a small container with water, you can then place your laptop and see how much water is displaces.In all seriousness though, do not place your laptop in water. The measurement is the diagonal size of the laptop. Measure with a ruler or tape measure.
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No this only lets you know how much water you have used in either gallons or litres. Kind regardsBoyd
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I suppose it will measure the water sample but not speciffically the mix. Just the soil, I dont think it works.
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The second compartment is to measure with. You squeeze the bottle and it fills the small compartment. Then then pour that amount into your sprayer.
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I don't have a clue..... we have large area's to water and it covers large a large area (our lot is over 2 acreas so I know what a large area is) but I would not have any idea how to measure "gallons" a sprinkler puts out - I ran it for 30 mins. and it watered the area fine.
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I just use a pour spout measuring cup or a spoon. A funnel would probably make it easier, but it's not awful without one. The opening at the top is almost 3inches wide.
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You might want to check whatever meter you're using. I have a digital pH meter that consistently measure the pH of this water over 10.
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I would guess about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of water. There isn't a fill line, I drew my own in based on the written instructions.
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I'd say that this is more along the lines of a 'generally specific' more so than a 'literally specific' measurement. I'm sure you can find the right reading given enough time. This uses displacement to gauge the proof of a liquid so you'll have to be sure to let the hydrometer be free from the edges of its container and the water must be completely still. So yes, it will differentiate but you'll have to have a really good eye for it!
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there is one flat spot up and down the bottle for measurement of the liquid
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I measure with Water and it is 4 quarts, it say 4-1/2 but the bottom is smaller and gets wider at the top.