How much does the little scooper that came inside the Bene-Bac powder measure?
1661858
Its about 1/8th of a teaspoon. I give our 22 lb dog 3 of these a day. Its been good for him, he has IB and it seems to help.
1661859
It's 1/4 teaspoon. You will find that on the container but the print is quite small.
1661860
it was probably a teaspoon, but I only used 1/8 of a tsp mixed in a small amount of wet cat food to ensure he ate it all and the food wasn't too pasty, I had a picky eater. I didn't use the recommended amount, but gave 1/8 of a tsp with a few meals over the day
1284661
Yes. The small size scoop says "60 (2 tsp)" and the medium size scoop says "40 (1-1/2 T.)" I don't have the large scoop so I can't tell you what that one says.
1989044
It's just a really small little scoop that tells you how much to put in its nothing special, it doesn't actually say how much the directions tell you how many of what scoops to put in for what kinda bird.
1745872
I can't find my blue scoop at the moment. But, I believe it is the same as one teaspoon. I'm not 100% sure.
106641
I bought the 8 inches/20cm long scoop that holds 1 Tablespoon/.5oz.The diameter for this scoop is 3.5cm. Hope this helps.
1016382
Fill the drop spoon with exactly the stuff you want to measure, then weigh the amount. That's the most reliable way to find out.
1391361
It does not come with a scoop. A teaspoon or tablespoon measuring spoon will workStay safe and thanks for your service
307651
You would take 1/2 teaspoon as per the guide on the bag. It does not come with a scoop. Standard measuring spoons will do just fine.
770210
Good morning, the scoop holds 1.5 tablespoons but there should be a scoop buried somewhere in the detergent. I had to search but found my scoop at the bottom of the pack!
1618398
It measures in tenths of an ounce, so yes. I use it primarily for small packages and am very pleased with it.
1557236
I don't really know -- I had a scoop in the bag. I thought the scoop was too big and I am using the one I got with Swanson's organic cold processed whey (their top of the line). As a person who has been cooking for many years and loves to cook - rarely needs to measure stuff any more, I will guess that my scoop is the equivalent of 1 heaping tablespoon. My opinion, it's best to find out how much is right for your body and not go by the directions anyway. Have fun with it.
2135131
Not sure exactly what you are asking, but I just took a scoop and put it in my 1/8 tsp measuring spoon and it was a bit less than that. It did not fill the 1/8th up completely.
2214335
First--if you haven't done it already--dig into the tin to make sure the scoop isn't buried at the bottom. The scoop is about 1.5 Tablespoons, I think. That would be about 4.5 teaspoons. You'd be safe using 2 Tablespoons' worth for an ordinary wash load.
1747404
Yup!I thought it didn't, but after using this detergent for about two months, I decided to search for the scoop again. I found it! It's not very big. It's only about 2in. long. It hid VERY well in the bottom of the bag. I felt up the bag pretty well when I first got the detergent but not well enough apparently.
1372107
It does not come with a scoop. You will need to get something to measure with.
1327270
The scoop is 26.2 grams. 1 tablespoon of powder is about 7 g, so it would be just under 4 tablespoons. That's if you're mixing it with milk, if you're mixing up the water it's two scoops so you would double that.
1498657
no there's not a scoop provided however you should scaleit with a digital scale to measure how much you need