how many gallons are needed for a 1200sq ft home?
1771203
We bought and used it once in our 1-bedroom apartment. Not all in one time, just a few times. It may be used all at once at the house the get an effect. And it's organic, that's why it cost more. Good luck
1771204
Get the 5 gallon I say that because you will have to spray again but after you repeat the process it should get rid of them
1681828
It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If you are thinking of buying this unit - DON'T!!!!!!!!!!! It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If... » Read More It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If you are thinking of buying this unit - DON'T!!!!!!!!!!! « Show Less
1865926
the package of 5 indicates how many to use per: usually one does it, more than 1500 gallons and a depth greater than 2 ft. they recommend using 2. i use 2 in my rain barrel, just to be sure
25768
The standard for wattage is 3 watts per gallon of water. If the aquarium is going to be in a cooler area of the home you may want to consider 5 watts per gallon.
824971
I think both would be fine. I stream movies all the time with this one...but I'm in about 1600 sq ft and get good coverage in the yard and garage. I think you'd be just fine with the 1200 though.
86352
15000 gallons. It's a great pool. I suggest a salt water system. Easier to maintain
1555279
I am pretty sure that is in the specs for that unit. I did not look it up but remember it to be over 2,000 sq feet. Those numbers are 'averaged' so it really depends more on how much moisture enters the space. In the more humid months in northern Michigan summers it filled to the shut off point every 24 four hours in my finished basement. That is a lot of water. Once it was brought down it did not run continually and filled every 2 days or so. A very nice unit and one of the most quiet I have heard.
37788
A couple of gallons. I don't know exactly. I would have to go look on the paperwork.
1067079
Oh yeah. I use 3 1/2 tablespoons per gallon mixing rate. A mixed gallon or two should cover 1750 square feet easily.
2247767
In the past twelve months we have used around 160 gallons, so I guess that works out to be around 13-14 gallons per month. At that rate it will take us almost 4 years to use up a box of 3 200-gallon cartridges.
731690
I am running this for a 15 gallon system and it isn't anywhere near enough. I just ordered a new one myself. You have at least 170 gallons. You can never have too much air, go to the full blown big commercial one and you won't be sorry that you did. You might spend 80 to $100 dollars now, but trust me, if you have that many tanks already, you will ultimately need it anyways.
138145
Lawns: Use 3 oz./100 gallons (sprays roughly 1,000 sq. ft.). -Trees: Follow proportioner instructions to achieve the 3 oz./100 gallons mixture. Remember to spray both sides of the leaves. -Flowers: Use 1/4 tsp./gallon or 3 oz./100 gallons.
807984
This unit has the capacity you would need. The nice thing is your hot water is constant. You can run pretty much what you want at anytime, better than the 100 gal. high recovery water heater I was using. You just need to run you water a little longer the further away from the unit that the faucet is located. Note: for laundry use I will run the hot water in a nearby sink before I start the washer. Minor inconvenience. I am impressed with the unit and happy that I made the change. Has been cheaper, also. Good luck!
116866
It depends on your thickness. A totally smooth surface will also take less because you aren't having to make it thick enough to cover the bumps. How smooth is your plywood? Typically, 2 gallons (total) does about 60 square feet for a countertop so you could be looking at 12 gallons. At a 2:1 ratio, that would be 8:4. But that might be too thick.
667762
it depends on the sq. feet you are covering. For 2000 sq. feet I use 2 gal. water with about 2.5 grams of product(1.28 grams per 1000 sq-ft) So 15000 sq-ft @ 15 gal water would use about 19 grams or about 2/3 oz of product (28.35 grams to an oz)(based on the calculations from the label) also: you can go to Google maps and zoom into area you want to cover. Use their measuring tool to get the square feet....pretty cool! Hope this helps
1272947
Look at the size chart, 300-watt only good to 80-85 gallons. You would need something like 2 500-watt heaters or 1 1000-watt heater. Good luck.
1686332
They have 3 13,000 gallon ceramic filters so in theory 39,000 gallons. That can be done if you are not just filling it up with dirty water, so what you need to do is pre-filter the water through cheese cloth or a towel or something so that your not clogging up the filters. Then make sure to brush the filters clean once in a while and this will do great for you.