How many rugs (4x6) will one 16 oz container do?
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One jar will probably cover two 4x6 rugs if you paint around the edges and then just stripes through the middle of the rug. That is what I did. One reviewer talked about not having to cover the back of the rug completely and it still worked great. I found that to be true. I have used three jars now, covering all kinds of rugs. It's great.
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Container is 16 ounces, should be more than enough. I'd love to know what your making my email is leilahenderson@ymail.com, Cheers!
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Our fifth wheel is 200 square feet. This winter when it was closed up with just minimum heat I opened the cupboard doors and placed the 4 oz container in the approximate center of the rig, on the stairs leading to the bedroom. It did a fantastic job - no "shut in" odors, no moldy smells at all. I love it, and I think that was the right size for the whole rig - you just have to open doors and drawers to let it work.
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No, it is the volume the box can hold, 16 CUBIC feet. So if you made a box (cube) that is 1 foot on each side, this bin could hold 16 of those.
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I'd say an ounce is enough for an average load. You can use less detergent rather than more.
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I use 2 oz to a gallon of water. My rug cleaner holds 2 gallons so I use 4 oz. I can do a 10 x 13 room with those 2 gallons as long as the carpet is not too dirty.
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I've only done 12 oz. I don't think the design will accommodate the 16 oz cans.
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This is a wonderful product! The collection bin is 8"x15"....I have never counted the number of crushed cans it holds but my guess is +24!
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I used the white wash pickling stain, looks very rich although more of a beige than white. According to can label: 1 quart will cover approx. 100 square feet. It does of course depend on: how many coats, what color you're going over etc. If close buy a gallon will save $$$
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http://www.saferbrand.com/store/garden-care/5118?gclid=COfIu_CKvb0CFa07MgodjVcAXAIt says 16 oz will make 6 gallons
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I assume you mean, "How large an area" and I think an ounce was good for about 1,000 square feet. The container I bought (5 pounds) it going to last a lifetime since my lawn area is only 8,000 square feet.
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Since to me the answer 10% is confusing, I read the label on a virtually identical product. It says add 1/8th of an inch to the top & mix it into the top couple of inches of soil or dirt mix. It also says just use 8 pounds per 100 square feet. That should make it easier to figure out. In a 4 x 4 ft square garden you'd have 16 square feet, 16/100 x 8 lbs = 1.28 pounds = 1 pound and 4 and 1/2 ounces for the 16 square feet of garden (assuming you're doing the square foot garden idea with 4 ft x 4 ft outer dimensions.
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The directions say 4 cups dissolved for a full bath. If 1 cup is 8 oz. then 1 container is for a bath.
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I just remeasured in case I was being lazy the first time. Mine is six. Maybe different batches have different sized openings.
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I've made candles twice and each time used a variety of jars I had on hand - I prefer the 8 to 16 oz jars for this purpose and end up with 6-8 candles. They burn nicely.
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One quart can should be sufficient. I finished an entire crib, all four sides front and back 3-4 coats and the narrow sides were solid. I used just a hair more than one can.
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cleanup is the same---16 0r 64oz ...in a jiffy...don't sweat the small stuff