How far does this go? I hope for $25 it can treat a lot of gallons of milk.
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I got 20 gallons out of this bottle but I also started out putting 38 drops in a gallon and after a couple gallons I started adding less each time to wean my 18 month old off of lactose free as she outgrew the lactose intolerance.
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It is a great product and am really grateful to have found this item online. Lactaid used to sell lactase enzyme drops many years ago but stopped selling the drops. I found Lacteeze works just as well. If I buy a gallon of milk, I put a quart or two in different containers to digest smaller amounts since I am the only one with the lactose problem. That way my husband can drink the other 1/2 gallon of untreated milk.
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I used about thirty drops in a gallon and waited overnight. Worked quite well. I think we got seven or eight gallons. Home treated milk tastes so much better than lactose free milk from store.
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I read that "Each 15.5 ml (.52 fl oz) bottle is sufficient for 75 liters or 80 quarts or 20 gals." I treat the next 1/2 gallon of cream top milk (i.e.non-homogenized ) as soon as we start drinking the previously treated one as a half-gallon lasts us no more than two days. As far as price goes, other places on the web sell it for $14 a bottle but charge $11 for shipping. However, you can also get a case of 12 at $13 a bottle from them for the same $11 shipping cost. That's what I have done in the past. I ordered another brand here on Amazon thinking it was cheaper but found out that is because it is not as strong. So I will be going back to Lacteeze. I read that "Each 15.5 ml (.52 fl oz) bottle is sufficient for 75 liters or 80 quarts or 20 gals." I treat the next 1/2 gallon of cream top milk (i.e.non-homogenized ) as soon as we start drinking the previously treated one as a half-gallon lasts us no more than two days. As far as price goes, other places on the web sell it for $14 a bottle but charge $11 for shipping. However, you can also get a case of 12 at $13 a bottle from them for the same $11 shipping cost. That's what I have done in the past. I ordered another brand here on Amazon thinking it was cheaper but... » Read More I read that "Each 15.5 ml (.52 fl oz) bottle is sufficient for 75 liters or 80 quarts or 20 gals." I treat the next 1/2 gallon of cream top milk (i.e.non-homogenized ) as soon as we start drinking the previously treated one as a half-gallon lasts us no more than two days. As far as price goes, other places on the web sell it for $14 a bottle but charge $11 for shipping. However, you can also get a case of 12 at $13 a bottle from them for the same $11 shipping cost. That's what I have done in the past. I ordered another brand here on Amazon thinking it was cheaper but found out that is because it is not as strong. So I will be going back to Lacteeze. « Show Less
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I have tried several different lactase enzyme products and found this one to be the most cost effective. I am not sure how many gallons it treats (more than a dozen) but it only requires 20 drops per gallon. My kids prefer the taste of treated milk by far over the expensive Lactaid milk. If I treat the milk as soon as I bring it home, it lasts a few days more past the expiration date than if untreated.
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I use mine to make cheese, and so I know it holds four gallons of milk, with room (not much) to spare.
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I've used it for 2 gallons of milk. Haven't packed anything heavier than that.
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It depends on how strong your pump is will determine the end results. Can you tell me in more specific what you are trying to accomplish?
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I really do not know. The bottle does go pretty far. That was also my concern when I first ordered it.
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18-20 gals, a full tank. Don't repeat at half tank fill ups theres already enough in there to treat it. Run it down to last 2-4 gals and then use one bottle to a full tank fill up.
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When full, it hols 30oz. But milk doubles in volume, so you better do a maximum of 15oz.
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if it carries a couple of half gallons of milk I think it might carry your machine. not the sturdiest item on the road, however considering the price, not bad either.
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I'm not exactly sure, Sandra, but I do know that a capful in a gallon of water seems to work perfectly on everything. :)
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Hi Tammy we are not happy with this cooler . I don not recommend it, but to answer your question yes, it is deep enough for half gallon of milk
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Hi Valerie You can gat one and one half to almost two gallons of milk per charge. The unit fully charges back up in approx. one hour. I have been using my vacuum milkier for over four years and have not had to change the rechargeable batteries. I expect many more years of use
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If you mix it according to the instructions it only makes 8 gallons since it is only 2 oz. I use less than the instructions, about 1/4 the amount, it seems to work pretty good.
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I think you will need quite a bit for that. My guess is that you would need 8 of these two gallon companions. It never makes as much as you think it might. There should be some description saying how many cubic feet the two jugs make. You should be able to make a rough estimate from that. Sorry if this isn't much help.
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The printing on the container confirms what is in the title. In the description I think they intended to say that, if you follow the directions,i it s enough to make 2.5 gallons of the drink when mixed with milk. They just didn't make that very clear.
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The bottle says to add 5 drops per pint of milk and that there are enough drops to treat 75 pints of milk. Hope that helps. I only use it to treat heavy cream to make ice cream so it will last me quite a while. I put about 10 drops in a pint of cream, just to make sure, and have been trying to scale back to see how low I can go. For milk, I just buy the kind that is already lactose free because my son only uses it for cereal in the morning.
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I have used 1 1/2 capfuls in the cup tank of water. don't think more then that will do a better job. I had a really dirty... two Great Pyrenees sleep here .... spot.... it cleaned the first time. I have overlapped runs before on realy dirty spots too... don't move machine all the way to a new line... move it half the width over. Still Lovin this machine
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It is a concentrate. It has been a while since i used it so i don't remember the exact measurements, but it was around a tbsp per gallon of water so should be good for 64 gallons. Now whether it will work for you or not depends on the severity of your situation. For me, it didn't quite do the job, but did help some. Good Luck