Can a large container of spring or well water be treated with these drops? and if so how many drops would be needed?
1328046
Approximately 450 drops are in every bottle. The bottle states that 6-8 drops are required to treat every 8 oz of water. That equates to 96 drops needed to treat every one gallon of water.
1318195
That all depends what "daily use" means. Are you planning on applying it liberally or only using a drop? Will you need to re-apply after 12 hrs, or just be using it once a day? How extensive is the surface area you'll need to cover each day? In my experience, one container will not last 2 weeks. It's pretty small, being only 2 oz.
1058087
I use 7 drops/quart but if you like you can dilute it until you see how your plant(s) respond. Maybe use half the recommended amount to start.
1697668
I put the essential oil in with the water in the reservoir. I usually use 2-3 drops.
264587
Well since it's quite strong I would use about 3 drops per ounce of distilled water.
1613256
I use it in my kitchen garbage can. I just put a couple drops in the bottom of the can. However I am not sure how many drops you would need for the larger collection can. It will have to be trial and error
1932973
Have not used a lot of this product but what I have used came up this spring like crazy. Being in a very hot and arid climate we do have to water on a regular basis. I think it will work in your area also.
251450
I don't measure out drops. I just use 2 droppers full per gallon. I haven't kept track of how many gallons a bottle will treat, but it seems to last me quite a long time, at a rate of 1 gallon per week.
2124810
I NEVER said that I use this to treat 55 gal. drums. I put 7-8 drops in 8 oz. of water twice daily.
1343006
I usually use 4 drops and let slide down sides of pipe before putting in water. It has helped keep pipe pretty clean and has made it easier to do thorough cleanings
508040
I used a hose end sprayer. Figure out how much you need for the area in square feet you are going to treat. Put that much in the reservoir and fill with water. The granules dissolve quickly, shake often to keep well mixed as you spray. I use a moderate setting and apply evenly over the area. It is important not to try to do more than 3-4000 s.f. in one go because you need a moderate flow rate from the mixture to make sure it works well.
2207092
It depends on the size of your pond. Dosage isn't super critical, since nobody knows the exact size of their pond. Mine was approximately 2,500 gallons. In late fall when the water temp got close to 50° (that's when most bacteria becomes dormant), I put in half the Microbe Lift, and a week or two later put in the second half, plus the dry packs. The stuff works.
793890
A small amount shouldn't be a problem, use a spray bottle and one to two mists should be fine
78376
I add 3 to 5 drops of oil to water.....sometimes that is too strong if u use strong smelling scents like oregano or pine scents but 3-5 drops is perfect for lemon and lavender.
862017
They make a 3 canister for well water. It's to combat higher levels of iron I think. I've had this system on city water for a year and absolutely love it. If you don' have iron issues this may work. I would contact the company for selection of a unit.
2271773
like spray. you will not actually fell the drop. but just mist on your face. PS: I don't think it's much useful as I expected. Because the water container is so small, you need keep adding water. Another, the water should be just pure water, if you use facial lotion it might be clog the output hole.(I've done that before.) Third, it's wasting battery.(It's not the kind that could be charged directly.) All in all, I didn't use that now. It's really not the thing what I expected before.
115811
Sure, split it into two batches. Since it might be tricky to split the concentrate evenly use a hydrometer to get the right specific gravity when adding the water