Will this work with powders that come more as flakes....thanks?
1672651
Sure, but since its plastic due to static you will have to tap it sometimes to get every last grain/flake out of it.
1672652
The pour opening has worked with with the spherical, extruded and wafer powders that I have used it for.
1672653
I have found that if you wipe the inside with a dryer sheet before you start you wont have any problems with static and sticking powder.
1672654
We are talking about smokeless powders only - yes, this will work with flake powders.
1232304
The slightest bit of water vapor will turn most powders into solid chunks. Break off a small chunk at a time with a table knife and crush it back into powder
1738398
That is a very interesting use for this. It is small black pebble-like pieces that would not fly off like powder, but it does get powdery and it does make a mess. I agree with the other reviewers about using the baking powder.
642115
I have used it in homemade detergent and it works great. I do not think the flakes would dissolve well in body wash but I have never tried that
857438
i just put the powder in some jojoba oil i have. it does not "dissolve" and the powder settles to the bottom. if it were shaken, the particles could be suspended enough to be useful.
1747547
Yes, and the nozzle attachments are helpful. Works with powdery substances, but I doubt it would work with granules.
1948780
This Matcha Powder will not "completely" dissolve. The bamboo wisk does a good job, but the powder is from tea leaves and you will see sediments.What I do is just dilute my tea cup with clean water and consume the "sediment."
1055551
I'm sure it's possible but you might lose some powder. It does come in just powder form. Maybe that would be less waste. Just measure add to water.
51818
No I would say not to be used with loose powder, there are holes in the bottom that are about 1/4" in diameter so the powder would flow out too quickly.
798695
I do not know. I have always used powder and mix it into water. I usually take a heaping spoonful and call it good enough. I would have to look up the conversion rates on-line.
1232306
Powder, if it is hard then I would conclude moisture got to it. It should still work but I have always received powder and I buy it by the bucket.
147123
I'm sorry I really have no idea. For I only used it for a liquid used for waterproofing fabric. I would call the company.. Though I am guessing is the powder you are using dissolves in water, it should work.
778038
Yes, I'd recommend loose leaf... mesh is very fine, but the powder type wont work.
117467
It will work with any liquid fertilizer that is not too viscous. If the fertilizer flows like water it will be sucked up and mixed with the water.
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I am sorry that I can't say yes or no..since my washer is not HE...The powder dissolves quickly,so that may be a solution for you...just really not sure..If it does work,you will probably be pleased with the product,since not as much needs to be used per load,and you can still use fabric softener if you want to..maybe check with the mfg. of the detergent? tc,wish I could answer your question...
1383537
I don't think it will work with granulated sugar. The area that sprinkles is very fine, works great for powdered.
1273663
Although I love my mini processor I don't know if it would grind into powder. You might try a coffee bean grinder. I use that for my fresh nutmeg and the like.