My label is wet on this product so how do I mix the product in water?
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I can't remember. Its late here, I will look tomorrow and then send you a new message with the instructions.
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I am fairly certain it is 2 oz per gal. I use 2 oz per watering can. You could look up label online on Bayer site. This is a great product. I also use their product for fungus in addition to this with garden sprayer.
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I just dump the desired amount on my tongue and wash it down with water. Just about any liquid (juice, etc.) would do with that method. Never tried mixing it with anything first.
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I mix the formula 2 ounces at a time, with hot water in a glass Dr. Brown's bottle. Then put the bottle in a cup of hot water for a few minutes and shake. Repeat until it's all dissolved.
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It's a pasty liquid that you mix with water. Instructions are on the product label. Pretty simple: Mix, point, spray.
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There are no instructions on the label. I assume you add water to your desired consistency or use as powder in coffee and recipes. I have it in my emergency supplies and have not opened it or used it yet.
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Better to use warm water as suggested . I fill a Mason Quart jar about 1/2 full of water add the powder then use a hand held blender (one with small propeller type blade) to mix . Does great, then add the rest of the water for the Quart, that can then be cold water . I also drink Redmond clay and it is tough to get dissolved in water, but use the same method to mix it, too (except cold water) . Just though I'd share that second part . Haaaaa
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Directions are on the container, I think you mix 2 parts water to 1 concentrate. I use distilled water.
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Unless it has an oily film I do not use anything except to roughen the surface slightly. I have used a light application of paint thinner to remove any oily substance. My biggest problem is trying to keep the dry mix in place before the liquid is applied, I have used tape to accomplish this. I marvel at the quick set up and strength. of this product. Good Luck!
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That is what I did. I mixed it 50/50 with purified water.Since I am on a drilled water well, I boiled the water. Then let it cool, (but not cold). Put in an equal amount of flakes. Stirred them until the flakes were dissolved.Then put it into a spray bottle... It worked out OK. (No clogged sprayer like I thought might would happen).
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Use water to dilute it to the specific ratio. There are detailed instructions on how to use and for mixing attached on the bottle.
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you would think that the labels would get wet but They Don't. I have cleaned hundreds of mine,Family and Friends albums and they just don't. Water line is below the label and groves channel solution around it. Don't worry about your labels.... Check out some videos of use on Youtube to see for yourself. Joe
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I'm not sure yet but will know this after this weekend because I'm taking a bottle of conditioner with me to a hotel and I will be leaving it in the shower. I actually was wondering if I should use a permanent marker but chose the label so I will post another answer for you when I get back in a couple of days, hope it's not to late. I will also stick a piece of tupperware with the label on it and wash it and see if it sticks. Sorry this is all I can tell you for now.
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J., If you review the label, you'll learn there is no mention or directions indicating that it can be mixed with water. Basically its to be applied by sprinkling it over the lawn so to answer you question; you need to apply it as a powder.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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You can mix it with water. Blending makes it foam, using a shake bottle gets best results.
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I have never mixed the contents with water. I just go around the pool sprinkling and that is it. I have been doing it for the last 8-10 years. It is very quick dissolving or even if it sits a bit at the bottom - it will dissolve ultimately.
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It does not need to be mixed with water. Apply directly to wood. Make sure you wear gloves.
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Use as directed by instructions. no. They have one that can be mixed in water but not this one.