How many square feet 50 ounces will clean?
521884
I've cleaned my living room carpet twice (20' x 20') and two rooms at my father's house (10' x 15' and 10' x 12') and I still have more than half a bottle left.
521885
My living room is about 300sf and it covered the job plus my hallways. Hope that helps! God Bless
2265003
Depending on number of coats and thickness, one large can will treat up to a 2 to 8 square feet area and one JUMBO can will treat up to 2 to 12 square feet or 40% more! We recommend you spray the area using an even sweeping motion, let it dry completely and recoat again. Several even coats are better than one coat and each time you recoat the surface you will continue to fill in any holes or cracks and the surface will be sealed.
900223
One container should be more than enough. It covers from 80-100 square feet.
2209284
I used a little bit more than the previous person. I'd use about a 1/2 cup per gallon and 2-4 oz per load of laundry (1 or so for small loads, 3 for larger loads and really dirty items).
509790
Really depends on the use. The bags are really small. But I had cleaned 4 floors approx. 2000-3200 sq/ft and a complete construction clean with this (4800 sq. ft) before I had to change my first bag. I was pretty surprised.
411121
No, the cleaning head is too small. It would take you forever to cover your square footage to vacuum. They should sell a bigger cleaning head even to clean our 18ft. We use a different cleaning head that is bigger too.
441445
The Dirt Doctor recommends "¼ to ½ cup per gallon of water. Start with about a gallon of drench per 9 - 10 sq. ft."
695563
It depends on the concentration you mix. For the majority of the insects it calls for 1oz per gallon of water. My house is only about 1,000 sq/ft with a one car garage and it takes about 2 batches or 2 ounces to spray the foundation, eaves, windows, and doors. This includes spraying the inside of the basement along the band board. This of course is also depend on how heavy it is applied through the sprayer, ie as a mist or stream. It also says on the label how many sq/ft an ounce should cover, but as I stated above there are a few factors that go into that.
392885
I have a 2000 square foot house and all hard wood flooring and I can do at least 2-3 rooms before I have to refill. Depends on how long I'm moping one room though. Hope this helped.
632951
I probably covered 150 Sq ft, I worked it into asphalt shingkes.used heavy stiff brush to work it into every Crack and crevice.easiest if you warm up to room temperature first
1336573
Approximately 6 square feet to do a thorough job and save your back. I went through more than $200 worth of product for my kitchen, living room and small half bath of my relatively tiny townhouse. Still need a couple more bottles to hit missed spots.
823340
It will cover 50sqft with 2 coats no problem. I even had enough left over to do the high traffic areas on my concrete bathroom floor.
2080392
It cover alot. I used it on my counters and I have more than half a bottle left. Approx 50 sq feet. Works great.
2167177
when using mine in room about 450 sq. ft. it goes to about 50% with 1 re-fill daily
781122
I just cleaned my wood floor - about 450 sq. ft. The machine was set at 50% steam power. It took about 30 to 45 minutes to clean and the tank was still half full.
462428
If I knew the square feet that you were going to spray that gallon of water onto I could give you a precise answer but here is a best guess. 1.3 - 5.3 oz in a gallon will give you a spray solution in the range of what I would expect you should use in doing a high volume foliar or spot spray treatment.I hope this helps. Thanks for considering doing your purchase through AgCare Direct.
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This is the 2.5 lb shaker can advertised as "spot treating". I keep it for doing just that. The 6 lb box cleans up to 500 sq ft so this shaker can will probably clean about 200 sq ft. If you have a large carpet to clean or a whole house you could just buy the big box amount and keep the small shaker for those small areas that seem to pop up after spills, mud tracked in, pet accidents etc.