So exactly how do you use this stuff? Do you just wet the brush and swirl it around in the container, add some of the product to a separate bowl with some water. If anybody can give detailed info it would be great.
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Here's my daily process - take your lather bowl and fill it with warm to hot water and let the brush sit in there while you fill some portion of the sink with warm/hot water. Afterwards empty out nearly all the water. You just want a thin film of water on the bowl. Then shake out the excess water from the brush. Swirl your brush around in the soap. I usually do it for somewhere between 1-2 minutes and alternating between counter-clockwise and clockwise. Then take that lathered up brush and swirl it around in the bowl. It'll take another 1-2 minutes until the soap gets all nice and lathery. You don't want it looking "wet" - that means you stopped too early or left too much water in the bowl. Then apply to face.
301759
It is concentrated, so I would mix with water according to label instructions and pour that into the sprayer and have at it. Thoroughly clean the sprayer after use even if you are going to use it only with this product.
945547
I use water and brush it.. Sometimes I will put a little baking soda on the tip of the brush. Vinegar works too.
1068154
I would use a roller with a pad that holds a lot of water/liquid. If you need to use a brush use the same advise also you can spray it on and I would let it sit for 24 hours so its well dissolved and mixed and you would need to strain it very well. Life time does not get thick it is thin as water
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I saturate my brush with hot water and add the cream to the inside of the brush. You don't need to use a mug or bowl. It actually seems to work better applying directly to your face. It will work up a nice thick lather. I can refresh as needed by adding a few drops to the end of the brush.
489009
I put the right amount on a small dispossable plastic receipent and from there, I use the brush. Remember that you have to apply it fast and use a chronometre in order to avoid accidents or undesirable effects.
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I actually prefer to use it with an electric toothbrush, mainly because it's easier to make sure you get all the powder off the brush when you're done (assuming you leave the brush on for the rinse). Either way, you'll probably want to make a little paste with it by adding water, otherwise it's just a fat mess.
2007103
Unless it has an oily film I do not use anything except to roughen the surface slightly. I have used a light application of paint thinner to remove any oily substance. My biggest problem is trying to keep the dry mix in place before the liquid is applied, I have used tape to accomplish this. I marvel at the quick set up and strength. of this product. Good Luck!
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I would say it depends on the type of product that is on the brush....Warm soapy water for latex/acrylic and mineral spirits or paint thinner for oil-based products. It should say on the back of the container of the product you're applying which method works best. I always clean it as thoroughly as I can (sometimes using an old toothbrush to scrub and semi-dried-on areas) and then, for good measure, let the bristles soak in the cleaning solution for a half hour or so and then rinse it out some more. I hope this helps.
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We usually let it soak for awhile and then use a bottle brush (I still have a baby bottle brush that I use) and that has worked great! Hope that helps.
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The most I've ever done for mine is to make sure I rinse it thoroughly with hot water after each use, making sure that all of the cleanser that I used is rinsed out completely. After that, I squeeze it and hang it to dry. I also agree with the first poster that a mild soap or vinegar should work as well. Also, something to consider is that the bristles are supposed to be naturally antimicrobial according to the company. As a side note, I've also been wondering how often the brush should be replaced if anyone has any thoughts on that.
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You can either just rub it in your hands and it melts, or you can put some in a bowl in the microwave. I use this on my hair and I just rub it in my hands to make it now, and then I run it through my hair.
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just follow the regular directions, small amount of water and rub in small amount of product. It works great!
928253
I added it to water in a spray bottle. I use it daily, and the red, I use twice a week alone on edges.
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I found its not very easy, but doable. I vigorously shake the container first (doesn't do much to rid it of the clumps) but I think it distributes the ingredients in the container if needed. Then I measure out the amount to go in water. Since I use a pump sprayer its fairly easy to VIGOROUSLY SHAKE the pump sprayer after adding the 3&1 to the measured out water. Then I pump it to pressure and spray one plant. While moving to the next plant I shake the sprayer again. Since its never clogged the nozzle I think that pretty much works. One thing - after spraying it really does create a not-too-pleasant odor. But the stuff does work on powdery mildew which is the main problem I use it for.
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Since I am the only one that uses my brush I don't really do much. Just rinse the brush in hot water and let it air dry.
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Just use a good quality liquid dish soap, (some are a lot better than others) and good"Hot" water to rinse with. I haven't had any problem. Also, I don't empty and wash every time it gets low.Just add some more butter and smooth it. I'm alone, so, if have several people making a mess you have a different problem.