If using measuring spoons in place of the "scoop," how much do I use??
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The scoop is 26.2 grams. 1 tablespoon of powder is about 7 g, so it would be just under 4 tablespoons. That's if you're mixing it with milk, if you're mixing up the water it's two scoops so you would double that.
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1 heaping tablespoon. 1 1/2 tablespoons. If you want I can weigh the amount too.
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Um...as in what do I use it for? I use it for coffee. But its a normal tablespoon, so you could use it for anything I'd assume. If you're asking me how to use a spoon in general, I'm not sure I can help you.
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Using an actual measuring spoon (1 tsp), the individual cubes hold 2 tps, 3 tsps fill cube to the brim. Looks as though 1 tsp will still capture the facets of the "diamond" shape, just won't be thick.
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Katie, I measured 4 tablespoons per scoop -- wouldn't have guessed that much, but the spoon doesn't lie!Jane
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Hi Aquaman, I don't know the size of your measuring spoon, but this product daily suggests ingestion is 1 tablespoon in a single dose.Hope i could help.
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I use an old teaspoon measure from my kitchen I hold the jug in my Rt. arm/elbow and scoop directly over the washer as it fills. The water stream washes off the measuring spoon and I put two of those in each load if normal size. You don't need to use much. BTW in colder weather, the gel hardens and its easier to scoop it out. HIH
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Yes. They include a scoop, you use half for a regular load (I think it's 1oz). For diapers, it depends on how many you are washing and your instructions. Mine said to use half the soap of the regular amount, so that's 1/4 of a scoop. But it was also divided between one cold wash and one hot wash. So that's 1/8 of a scoop for each. It s not that hard to calculate, it is equal to one teaspoon for each wash. Too much soap will really mess up your diapers, so make sure you sit down and figure it out.
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You will need your own scoop, but the packaging recommends serving sizes, such as teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, etc.
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I use a 1/32nd measuring spoon, or a "pinch" measuring spoon and it's the perfect amount whether it's in coffee, tea, or oatmeal. You can buy them here on amazon for a couple bucks.
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Sorry, I have no idea. I thought these spoons were more a joke than for actual measuring!
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I would not think much. I would try about a 1/4 of the measuring spoon that they give you.
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I just use a pour spout measuring cup or a spoon. A funnel would probably make it easier, but it's not awful without one. The opening at the top is almost 3inches wide.
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Good question, I use a rubber spatula to scoop out all the contents, the one I use is of medium hardness and is curved to make it kind of like a spoon.
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What size spoonful are you referring to? Unless it is a measured spoon (1 tsp, etc) it would be hard to say since all spoons are different.
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Hi Paul, actually my scoop does not have any markings at all. For measuring purposes, well the scoop in my jar is basically 1/3 of a cup or almost 3oz of liquid. Anyway, William Holmes is correct it simply suggests 1 (full) scoop is the serving size BUT that you can use 1 or 2 scoops. I used the full scoop, 2 scoops and less than a full scoop. Overall it just didnt seem to last long for me especially if using a full scoop or two one or more times a day. The 5lb jar would obviously last longer but I didnt want to spend that much on just trying something.
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Comes with a little measuring scoop ... mine was buried kind of deep and it's clear which made it kind of interesting to find ;) I measured ... it's 1 1/2 TBL per scoop so if you can't find it, just measure.