What is the formula to dilute it? For instance how much water to a cup of concentrated Accel? Thanks in advance for your answer.
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It can be diluted multiple ways to kill certain viruses, there is an all purpose that use. 8 oz. per gallon.
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It all depends on what you are using it for. I am currently using it to remove fungus, so my ratio is 16:1If you just need to use it for disinfecting, then the ratio is less.
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it comes with all the directions depending on whether you want to disinfect or just deodorize. I use about a 2 gallon bucket and pour in the Accel for a split second, maybe 2 tablespoons worth. But honestly I do not measure. It very powerful stuff, I mop several times a day with it and 1 jug lasts us about 2 months.
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Typically 8 oz per gallon. The ratios are on the product, its broken out per type of use you will be using it for, but again, typically its 8 oz per gallon (1 cup)
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Concentrate. You mix it with water into a sprayer. I think it is a dilution of 3 oz. (or 6?, can't remember for sure) of Bifen per gallon of water.
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No dilution necessary. I should tell you that the product smells great in the bottle but no smell at all when you use it. Not worth it at all to me.
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Just use the car wash liquid straight. The foam master will automaticly mix it for you. I cant remember what the different settings give in ratios but I think the lowest setting is 1-128 and the highest setting is 1-10 and that is 1 oz per gallon of water so the lowest setting is 1 oz per 128 gallons of water and the highest setting is 1 oz per 10 gallons of water. So the gun will dilute it as you would like. But I tend to run mine higher than a manufactures recomended dilution ratio to give a heavier foam. Good Luck
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Buy the Spray and Forget super concentrated formula. It has a sprayer built into the bottle.
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The dilution instructions are based on volume ; I believe it is only 1 tablespoon per gallon, or something similar. A little goes a long way.
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16 oz is a concentrate that ou add water. The larger sizes are already diluted.
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I just looked at my manual and it says to use a solution of 50% water and 50% vinegar. "In most cases, 2 cups of the solution will be sufficient." To summarize the rest it says to slowly pour the solution into the hose connector and the solution should become visible in the water reservoir's inlet hole. Continue to pour the solution into the Hose Connector until the water reservoir is about half-full, near the top of the hose. "Allow it to stand for 40 minutes." If you need the rest of the directions, just let me know.
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The directions says 1 stickpack mixes with 8 fluid ounces (240mL) of water. This will give the clinical 60mEq of Na/L. Many people (like E. Nalle) mix RecoverORS in a Pint or 16 fluid ounces, which makes the product 30mEq of Na/L, and use it on a daily basis for dehydration. This is perfectly fine too. It really depends on your particular needs. For your reference, Gatorade and similar products have 12 mEq of Na/L (much too LOW) and much more sugar. Thank you for the question!
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IT'S VERY CONCENTRATED!!! We Mix 2.5 ounces per Gallon of Water, you should also use a wetting Agent-We use Aquatic Adjuvant by applied Biochemist 3 ounces per 10 gallons
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I pour mine into a separate container after pressing. Then I clean out the press and start another one. The wife and I drink a lot of coffee so it doesn't last long for the two of us. I bought a glass pitcher with a sealable lid here on Amazon for storing the concentrate. 24 scoops sounds like way too much to me. I guess it depends on how much water you add to the cup to dilute it. I use 8-12 and don't dilute it much depending on how each batch tastes.
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I dilute with water for foliar and root drenches. Not sure about dilution for a fogger but my 1st guess would be plain old water. If it was me, I would dilute with 3mls per gallon of water for a fogger. Same dilution rate I use for other methods. Verify and add 1 ml per gallon until desired effect is reached. Hope that helps a little.
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It is usable straight from the bottle. The instructions say you can dilute too. I have not diluted.
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It's a concentrate, so it should be heavily diluted in water. You should also check with your physician just to make sure.
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This product is "ready to use" - don't dilute. A Once 'n Done "concentrate" is also available, which must be diluted.
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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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the solution is about 12ph. It depends on the ph of the solution your adding the drops to.and the volume.It works quite well in most drinks