What is the amount of lubricant you get? How many oz or mL?
1422015
it was only a very small bottle not even an ounce if i remember. doesn't matter save your time and money because it doesn't work. it's too thin to be used on 99.9% of treadmills. the repairman who was out to look at mine actually asked what i paid for it so i told him - he then took the amount out of his pocket handed it to me and took this stuff and threw it in my trash and used his lube to do my treadmill
1422016
You get a small bottle containing 1.75 oz of lubricant. Per accompanying instructions, you use the lubricant once per month for six consecutive months and, on an ongoing basis, request refills (a 12-month supply for $14.95 plus $4.95 for shipping), which I have not done. When I purchased the treadmill, I received with it a small tube of gell lubricant that I used after approximately 18 months of operation, per treadmill screen instructions. That gell was quite different from what Lube-N-Walk provides. Lube-N-Walk seems designed to not only lubricate but also extract a small monthly fee for machine use. Anymore, assigning an ongoing, unanticipated cost seems to be a common practice.
1422017
The lubricant I receive with the treadmill was gease in a small plastic tube. I used the treadmill for about 18 months before it indicated that I should lubricate the deck. Once I used the lubricant Sole provided, I followed the instruction manual and reordered the lubricant from Lube-N-Walk. I expected a lubricant similar to the one that came with the machine but received a small bottle of liquid (maybe an oil) that I was to use every month. I did not like the comments I read regarding the Lube-N-Walk product and decided to look elsewhere for a grease-like lubricant. I have not used the Lube-N-Walk liquid. I do not want to use a lubricant monthly when I did not have to initially. The lubricant I receive with the treadmill was gease in a small plastic tube. I used the treadmill for about 18 months before it indicated that I should lubricate the deck. Once I used the lubricant Sole provided, I followed the instruction manual and reordered the lubricant from Lube-N-Walk. I expected a lubricant similar to the one that came with the machine but received a small bottle of liquid (maybe an oil) that I was to use every month. I did not like the comments I read regarding the Lube-N-Walk product and decided to look elsewhere for a grease-like lubricant. I have not used the... » Read More The lubricant I receive with the treadmill was gease in a small plastic tube. I used the treadmill for about 18 months before it indicated that I should lubricate the deck. Once I used the lubricant Sole provided, I followed the instruction manual and reordered the lubricant from Lube-N-Walk. I expected a lubricant similar to the one that came with the machine but received a small bottle of liquid (maybe an oil) that I was to use every month. I did not like the comments I read regarding the Lube-N-Walk product and decided to look elsewhere for a grease-like lubricant. I have not used the Lube-N-Walk liquid. I do not want to use a lubricant monthly when I did not have to initially. « Show Less
1422018
You get a small bottle containing 1.75 oz of lubricant. Per accompanying instructions, you use the lubricant once per month for six consecutive months and, on an ongoing basis, request refills (a 12-month supply for $14.95 plus $4.95 for shipping), which I have not done. When I purchased the treadmill, I received with it a small tube of gell lubricant that I used after approximately 18 months of operation, per treadmill screen instructions. That gell was quite different from what Lube-N-Walk provides. Lube-N-Walk seems designed to not only lubricate but also extract a small monthly fee for machine use. Anymore, assigning an ongoing, unanticipated cost seems to be a common practice. You get a small bottle containing 1.75 oz of lubricant. Per accompanying instructions, you use the lubricant once per month for six consecutive months and, on an ongoing basis, request refills (a 12-month supply for $14.95 plus $4.95 for shipping), which I have not done. When I purchased the treadmill, I received with it a small tube of gell lubricant that I used after approximately 18 months of operation, per treadmill screen instructions. That gell was quite different from what Lube-N-Walk provides. Lube-N-Walk seems designed to not only lubricate but also extract a small monthly fee for... » Read More You get a small bottle containing 1.75 oz of lubricant. Per accompanying instructions, you use the lubricant once per month for six consecutive months and, on an ongoing basis, request refills (a 12-month supply for $14.95 plus $4.95 for shipping), which I have not done. When I purchased the treadmill, I received with it a small tube of gell lubricant that I used after approximately 18 months of operation, per treadmill screen instructions. That gell was quite different from what Lube-N-Walk provides. Lube-N-Walk seems designed to not only lubricate but also extract a small monthly fee for machine use. Anymore, assigning an ongoing, unanticipated cost seems to be a common practice. « Show Less
2054691
Yes.. there are two measurments. In ml and ounces.... 100ml to 600ml and 4oz to 20oz
929646
Progestelle skin oil comes in 1 fl. oz. (30 ml) bottles. Directions on bottle say use 1-3 droppers full (1/6 to 1/2 teaspoon) @ bedtime daily. There are no measurements on the dropper. I hope that help.
2233328
20 ml. or 68 fl. oz. It's smaller than the original one (30 ml.) and comes in bubble wrap without a box.
126861
1 ML Volume equals 0.034 oz Volume. However, ml are usually measured with a scale on a one to one basic with grams. 1 ML equals 1 Gram.
1941862
The bottle we bought contained 16 oz. and I plan to buy another one. Good stuff!
1300632
I ordered a set of 4 bottles that popped up with the mower - I had the whole bunch sent to my grandkids address so I don't remember what oz. the bottles were. Sorry.
1123641
If adding to oil; use for one qt. of oil. If adding to fuel I believe it's 8 ounces per 10 gallons of fuel. MMO is more economical that other additives and works great. I remember the first time I saw MMO was in an airplane hanger. It just works. Instructions for use are on the back of every bottle.
1681792
187 milliliters = 6.32 US ounces.It might be helpful to know that you can search for "187 ml in ounces" in Google, and it will bring up a page that converts all kinds of measurements.
1906400
2oz ... which if you've never used before last about two months, used properly, ... twice a day one to two pumps :)
25868
Keith, this is the small one, 3.4 oz. there is a larger size, 670 ml retails for $40. Amazon $27.00 lasts about a month if used sparingly.
622420
I believe the standard conversion is 16 tablespoons to 8 oz. Great stuff by the way!
1672290
I also just found this:How many drops of essential oil are contained in a 5mL/10mL bottle?A 1mL bottles contains about 25-30 drops, a 5mL bottle contains about 125-150 drops and a 10mL bottle contains about 250-300 drops.
999345
Hi Jason - Sorry for any confusion, this item comes with two .10 ounce (1/10 ounce) packets of lube an NOT 10 ounce packets. The "." before the 10 is hard to see in the picture I just noticed so I am adding some more specific information to the listing to ensure nobody else may ever think this as well. I thank you for the question and bringing this to our attention. Best regards, BAFX Products Support
1144807
Since I have not yet ordered any of these, but am considering doing so, I wanted to know how many ounces in 125 ml. So I Googled that, and found that it equals a little over 4 ounces (almost 4 1/4 ounces), if that helps you visualize the size of the pouches at all. That's about 1/2 cup per pouch.
461402
1 FL OZ 30ML. I chose them specifically because they fit in y pocket with ease. The larger ones are just to bulky to keep in your pants pocket 24-7.
1886876
This is the recomendation of use for Hyper LubricantApplicationAmount of Hyper Lubricant®How OftenEngine or Crankcase2 ounces per quart of oilEvery 4th Oil change or more often for best fuel economyTransmission or Differentials1 ounce per quart of fluidIf fluid levels are low or at time of fluid flushPower Steering1-2 ounces totalAs needed or if noise