How many gallons does this treat?
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I used it to treat a 35,000 gallon pool, and used less than 1/4 bottle for each application. The instructions relate ounces to gallons, based on the seriousness of your algae problem, and the bottle is marked in ounces.
768815
I only treated my kitchen. If I remember correctly it was 1 or 2 oz per gallon of water, so a bottle goes a long way.
1599723
That small packet in the picture is just the instructions on how to use the solution. You get one bottle good for treating 55 gallons of water.
1093179
More about time than volumn. It will treat a small amount of water over a medium lenght of time. Pretty much forever.
959271
It removes everything! I have a meter that measures parts per million (basically whatever is in your water will read here.) My tap water is almost 400 ppm. After RO it is less than 50 ppm. That includes fluoride ppms. Great machine, fills fast, we use it for everything, even pasta boiling water. Fills again and ready to go in a relatively short period of time. I have 6 kids here and we never run out.
177444
One drop in services a 40 gallon tank for me. However. A smaller system such as yours will not be harmed with one drop in it will just be extra fresh and pleasant to clean up. Basically y one drop in per application is the rule.
185762
The information I have shows that the 16 oz container ( 473 ml) treats a total of 940 gallons. If you divide that by the milliliters, one milliliter would treat 2 gallons (1.98). This product is safe enough that I doubt you could have too many issues with a slight over dose.
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Bottle is 120ml, bottle says 5ml per 10 gallon. So, 25ish ml per dose, just shy of 5 treatments. It didn't work for me, but my issue turned out to be something completely unrelated to what this is meant to fix. No fault of the product.
538242
Per ZeroWater's website: Though we are lab-certified for 22.5 gallons per filter under the strictest conditions, our customers with tap water near 200 TDS tell us that one filter will treat about 30 gallons of water before seeing a reading of 006 on their TDS meter. The lower the TDS, the longer the filters will last. You need to test your water to know for yourself.We are a household of 2 and our water tests at about 300 and we change the filter about every five weeks.
106694
It says 100 ml treats up to 50 gallons of water so I would assume 2 would be too much. I use 100 ml for 46 gallons and the tank is sparkling and only water changes every 4 or 5 weeks
1855249
I put it into a hose-end sprayer that dilutes it automatically (it's an ancient sprayer, so I don't know what the dilution level is). I've been treating a yard that is approximately 100x100 feet and one gallon has lasted a single season.
625831
750 to 1000 gallons then replace, I use it for the pool and fish tanks we have well water. I strongly recommend after each use you backflush the filter.
1086562
Each bottle/package will treat 1 55 gallon drum. Alternatively, you can treat the same amount of water split up in smaller containers. Its not the number of containers that matter. You put so many drops in per gallon of water.
734937
5 ml per 10 gallons. Bottles holds 473 ml. That's 946 gallons of treatment. You would need 2.64 16 oz bottles per treatment.
1244256
Hello, the unit can use up to 4 filters at a time, each one has a life of 3,000 gallons, I hope I helped you, have a nice day.
1635900
Hi Kate, The label says to add 5ml/50 (10ml/100) gallons daily for three days when adding new fish. Use the same dose for 7 days when treating infections unless it's chronic infections, then you double the dose. It also says 1/4 cup for 600 gallons. Our pond is about 400 gallons and I used just under a quarter cup. Be prepared for the foaming but it does go away. We dosed in the evening and most of the bubbles were gone by morning each day. We have two streams with short falls running 24x7. Hope this helps.
697428
Alot... it took two days to fill it. I don't know exactly the gallons it holds. It should say on the description.