Do we have to make all of it at once or do we get a scoop thing?
464612
There's a scoop. You might have to do a bit of arithmetic depending in the size if your bottle. Also, this stuff seems to dissolve better if you add the powder to the water instead of the other way around. Make sure you stir WELL.
464613
You get a scoop. My kids make a water bottle at a time or a pitcher at a time.
1137856
It might be easier if you did. I didn't but depending on the consistency of what I'm pouring or scooping in, sometimes it would be much easier with the funnel. Less messy.
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!
1996553
I am about to buy this, so I have no experience with it, just with other 7th Gen products, but it occurred to me that if finding the scoop is a general problem, I would save the scoop from a previous box.
180810
It does not come with a scoop. I had to look up equivient measurement online to figure out how much I needed to take. Good product though!
1244602
You can only make one at a time. So, for a small dinner party, sure. For more people, it would be like being a barista....a job.
1791778
Yes, unless you don't use the whole pack. At first I needed the whole thing, but after awhile my body told me it was too much. Then I used only a half pack at a time. Experiment. You'll know. But the answer is yes,each pack is meant to be one day.
338421
The kit is set up to fill both at once. With some customizing you could fill one at a time it is just not how the kit is set up. Hope this helps
362408
Yes, I did one half of my garage at a time. I bought a disposable plastic bucket and poured half of part A in and then half of part B. That way I only mixed up half at a time.
2252000
I always use the full scoop. Thought, I suppose you could cut back and experiment with less detergent.
95151
I don't think you should do them together - I just fertilized then went bach to put on the Bug B Gon. Getting right amounts of each product in the bin to roll out together would be difficult.
736538
In fact, it's easier--each stick is frozen separately, so the daycare provider (I had a nanny but I'm sure a daycare used to handling breastmilk would work the same way) can just thaw what they need at one time for each feeding. This way you never need to worry about extra that won't be used for over 24 hrs and thus need to be thrown out.
1016642
No. You have assemble yourself. To be honest it is a lengthy job and I would suggest two persons for the job.
129192
No, just the amounts you put in or you can divid in certain amounts. Eg: in amount of 10,20,25 etc.
910244
well, If you put a whole lot maybe. But if you do this regularly,I would recommend a food processor or single serve blender.
974588
No you have to use all or only one because the top with the funnel is the only lid. I wouldn't get this one though, the top screws on to the funnel and mine broke after just a few uses.
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Yes. They include a scoop, you use half for a regular load (I think it's 1oz). For diapers, it depends on how many you are washing and your instructions. Mine said to use half the soap of the regular amount, so that's 1/4 of a scoop. But it was also divided between one cold wash and one hot wash. So that's 1/8 of a scoop for each. It s not that hard to calculate, it is equal to one teaspoon for each wash. Too much soap will really mess up your diapers, so make sure you sit down and figure it out.