how many drains can be sealed by 14 oz? i will have tub, shower and 2 sinks at very least, and only want to buy one container big enough for all.
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This container should do many sinks and drains. It takes very little to make the seal and most of what you put down is squeezed out when you tighten things up. My guess is at least 8 and more likely 12 maybe more.
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I've been wondering that too ... 128 oz of water is a whole gallon, so it's got to be pretty good size. I have two big cats, but was wondering where I could put it because I don't think it will fit on my bathroom counter! Guess I will order and find out.
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The jar holds 16 oz and each recommended use is 1 oz per soak, so there should be 16. Enjoy!
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I am in earthquake country so most of them are stacked in a shed. Some are in the garage stacked by a side door so I could always break through then gather any that aren't damaged. Plus the door supports and worktable around them will protect if the house comes tumbling down. As mentioned to another buyer, I didn't install the handle until I cranked down on the lid. This produced a seal with no leaks at all. Good luck.
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The one pound container is about one cup, maybe a little more. I have cleared a slow drain with about 1/4 cup. Then add a heaping tablespoon once a week. If you follow the directions you'll get about two treatments. It's expensive, but worth the price. It's less than a plumber call. In fact, i found out about this when the plumber left his empty bottle in my trash.
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Be sure you have, at the very least, 16 oz of a liquid of some sort inside. Otherwise it won't seal off. A built-in safe guard.
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I have a 14 gallon sprayer and it figures 2 ounces per each 14 gallon of water. I guess you could mix 1 ounce in a small amount of water, a quart, and then divide into 7 equal parts for a one gallon sprayer. I also use an equal amount of a sticking agent.
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1 can of this (1quart) will seal 2 motorcycle tanks. I've sealed two 3.6 to about 4gallon tanks with 1 can of red-kote. Great stuff.
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Hi Richard mine is a little messed up but what I can read is for machine washing use 2 oz or (1/3 cup) per load and hand washing Use 2 tsp. for each sink full. I use more than that maybe 1/4 cup. I might use to much but I like the scent. Hope that helps
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You get 1 in the package, but I've found you can use it a few times before throwing it away. It's just probably more realistic to use it right away (I did my sink multiple times in 1 session to clear the entire clog, and then went straight to the tub and cleared it on 1 try). It gets really gross!
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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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The recommended amount seems WAY too much....the smaller bags (1.65 bag) say each entire bag is a bath! That would be extremely expensive, needless to say. Doctors recommend 6 cups per bath----I also fin this too much. You can still get excellent benefits from 3 heaping cups per bath, and soaking as long as you can (20 minutes to 1/2 hour), which is also doctor recommended. Also, if I have muscle ache I spray the area with the magnesium oil---works very well! Hope this is helpful.
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For a storage unit this size, I would recommend at least one of the extra large round tubs. We use the tub in both of our storage units. We change them at least two times per year. Although this depends on if your weather is very humid. I use the DampRid products all over my house. Hope this helps.
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Each tub holds 16 oz of fluid, or soap. Water is the hose connected to the unit. Used a 16 oz cup.
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Easily an 18-gallon tank - I had plenty left over with mine. I could probably have sealed even a 20 to 22-gallon tank.
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As far as I know you can seal as much as you want. I don't think there is a time limit or bag limit on sealing. Just make sure that if you wet seal that you clean the reservoir out each time.
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At least 3 packs. We have a half tub that's 2.5 x 2.5 ft and we used 2 packs.