I have never heard of a product in a spray bottle that had to be diluted. So you must pour this into another container, dilute it, and pour it back?
1323409
i didn't see that you had to dilute this stuff so i used it right out of the bottel, didn't do jack for what i wanted it to do. gave it to the wife for grease spots didn't do any good there either. won't buy anymore of this dkljgod.
1323410
I just use it as is, and never dilute it. I spray it, use a metal brush to rub it in and around a bit, hose it off, and like magic, most if not all of the driveway oils stains are gone. Just do not metal brush it too much and take the cement top coat off, so the cement ends up grey.
1640511
A spray bottle would be perfect for the consistency s great not too tin and not too thick .i put mine in one and it workes great.no waste ;)
167361
The bottle that is shown is already diluted. I have bought the cleaner in a spray bottle so that I can spray it on the floors and then wipe with the mop. If you are using this on some kind of small mishap, dampen a paper towel and wipe with that. Don't dilute this at all. Pouring from this bottle could cause you to use too much. Spraying is best.
163181
well the oil, you're gona have to pour it on your hand and spread it where you want it. the cologne you can spray it. however. I just thought of taking the oil and diluting it in water and putting in a spray bottle. I havent tried it so im not sure what the concentration would be. but if it comes out good, it would definitely last a lot longer than the spray cologne.
2163749
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).
2185644
This product is "ready to use" - don't dilute. A Once 'n Done "concentrate" is also available, which must be diluted.
2076478
I agree with everyone below. Two years later and the bottle it came in is fine. For the diluted mix, I reused a Method spray bottle, and that's still fine also.
1531651
The picture of the bottle says "concentrated", but the bottle I received does not (and is a spray).
1245312
Yes, you can use a small spray bottle or a large back spray bottle. This product works great and smells good as well.
2081810
It comes in an ordinary bottle with a normal screw cap. You can easily transfer it into any container you want. Inside the cap is a small squirty type nozzle like dish washer liquid, which might be useful to fill a spray bottle, or you could remove the nozzle and just pour it out.
1144674
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.
1542950
Buy a new empty spray.bottle. pour the contents of the first bottle into the empty one and use it
1573691
Used it just out of the bottle.......I suppose a concentrate may exist somewhere, but it wouldn't come in a spray bottle.
916387
It is a "concentrate". Therefore, you mix it with water and put it in a sprayer. The product does work very well.
99779
It is not a spray. It is a ready to use gel that can not be diluted in any way or it will be rendered completely ineffective.
1023681
Yes, in fact, I put another product in one of my left over containers. It makes a great spray container.
1313889
It is 2% straight out of the bottle. But it is not typically applied in this form, and it is not recommend to apply at this strength. When it is dispensed as a diluted solution by a vet, a typical dilution is 0.2%, which is 1/10th the strength of what is in this bottle. This may vary depending upon the specificity of application, but the recommended dilution as noted on the bottle is probably the safest way to go.