If I use this everyday on my belly, about how long will the tub of butter last?
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I'm unsure because I prefer to use Coconut oil so I haven't use this product that much.
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It really depends on how much you use. For me, I don't like a lot of lotion because I don't like the feeling of it absorbing. I use about a grape-size dollop for my tummy and maybe a little for my chest, and it lasted me about 3 months. It's a good sized container.
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I started using it from the beginning of the pregnancy, twice a day and at 7 months i've used 1.5 jars. Will recommend for you to use it after you give birth.
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I don't use it everyday. Just on spots and I still have plenty it's a good size tube. Works really well I will buy it again when this one is gone. Works better than anything I have tried and at 64 I've tried a lot!
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Don't know, it never lasts more than a day or two because my mouth likes it...lol. But if you covered it up or sealed it again I would assume as long as a jar of peanut butter or something similar.
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It would last quite awhile 2-3 months . It is a salve not a cream so a very small amount will go a long way.
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That all depends what "daily use" means. Are you planning on applying it liberally or only using a drop? Will you need to re-apply after 12 hrs, or just be using it once a day? How extensive is the surface area you'll need to cover each day? In my experience, one container will not last 2 weeks. It's pretty small, being only 2 oz.
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If you follow directions should last 3 days. I wouldn't recommend this it's just sugar, you gotta drink gallon of milk per day
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I don't think it matters. I've been using mine for years. When I fill it with a quarter pound of butter, it always gets wet, because you need enough water to seal. Make sure to change the water every 3 days or so per the instructions. Also, clean the top when you add a new stick of butter. I think you'll love it.
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Yes.. I made almond butter today. It takes probably 10 minutes or so. It first grinds to a powder then you have to scrape and blend more, scrape and blend more and continue. I let it rest after a while but it never smelled hot. After a while you will begin to see the oil appear. Continue a few more times.. Perfect almond butter. Be patient.
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As a general guess, I'd say that the 1 lb package would have the equivalent of probably 10 lbs of butter. However, it's really not a great substitute for butter -- you can't reconstitute it or cook(saute) with it. It's better sprinkled over popcorn or veggies.
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It should as long as you're using it liberally and not caking it on yourself several times per day. My tube lasted me over a month. Good luck
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It takes a lot longer than three minutes to separate. We have used it a couple times--it takes AT LEAST 10 minutes of shaking if not a little more. Our family take turns shaking it--when one of us gets tired, we pass it on. We try to see who has more endurance! Lol. It changes to solid almost instantly when it's "ready". Don't give up--the homemade butter is worth it! (We add salt and honey).
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Lasts for frickin ever. You cant take much. The tip of a teaspoon, maybe 0.1g. It will make your skin tinglr atvthat level, don't overdo it. 500 grams will last essentially forever, store it well.
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Water is to be about 1/3 the height of the container. Change water every 2-3 days. Pack butter tighter?
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To give you an idea, I bought a 3 lb bag for myself ONLY, and it lasted a little over a year (12-14 months). I used it for face AND body, and I even have chunks of it away to at least 4 friends for them to try. So basically, it goes a long way if you know how to use it...the main thing to know is that it lathers a lot. I found it helpful to keep the piece in a small Tupperware container without the lid instead of on a flat soap dish because a) the brown soap scum won't be all over your sink and tub (which looks bad), and b) the soap is really soft so it will sort of melt in the container without going to waste. Hope this helps! To give you an idea, I bought a 3 lb bag for myself ONLY, and it lasted a little over a year (12-14 months). I used it for face AND body, and I even have chunks of it away to at least 4 friends for them to try. So basically, it goes a long way if you know how to use it...the main thing to know is that it lathers a lot. I found it helpful to keep the piece in a small Tupperware container without the lid instead of on a flat soap dish because a) the brown soap scum won't be all over your sink and tub (which looks bad), and b) the soap is really soft so it will sort of melt in the container... » Read More To give you an idea, I bought a 3 lb bag for myself ONLY, and it lasted a little over a year (12-14 months). I used it for face AND body, and I even have chunks of it away to at least 4 friends for them to try. So basically, it goes a long way if you know how to use it...the main thing to know is that it lathers a lot. I found it helpful to keep the piece in a small Tupperware container without the lid instead of on a flat soap dish because a) the brown soap scum won't be all over your sink and tub (which looks bad), and b) the soap is really soft so it will sort of melt in the container without going to waste. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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The container is about 2.0z If you use it everyday and put it where the spots are, It will last you about a month and 1/2.
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I can't give you a good answer. What I have been told is that to use Bromide, you should have an installed system to feed the bromide. May or may not be true. I used the granules because they work and it's simple. About a table spoon every 7-8 days. I use the test strips to validate and check balances. So far, after 11 years with the hot tub, things are still working as expected. Also, since water is relatively cheap in my area (about $10 to fill the Hot tub), I change the water completely typically every two years.
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It says on it to store as regular butter. If u put it in the fridge it will become very hard. So i usually store it in room temp, sometime in fridge but if I know I will use it today I take it out in the morning and leave it on the counter to soften.