What is the oz. to linear foot coverage?
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Mix 0.8 oz per gal of water. Apply 4 gal per 10 ft of ditch dug 6" wide X 6" deep around your footer for termites. Cover the ditch and spray the top for ants. By my math, a 78 oz bottle will go about 243 feet. Hope this helps. Check out youtube for videos on How To
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Mix 0.8 oz per gal of water. Apply 4 gal per 10 ft of ditch dug 6" wide X 6" deep around your footer for termites. Cover the ditch and spray the top for ants.By my math, a 78 oz bottle will go about 243 feet. Hope this helps. Check out youtube for videos on How To
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I went to the 2XU website and checked what their size grid looked like. It is a grid, based on size shoe and calf measurement.
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100 feet of the product covers a couple inches short of 100 linear feet, since the manufacturer suggests a bit of overlap at each (4 ft) seam - you need to trim about 1/4 - 1/2" of the "rails" on 1 piece so that you end up with a small overlapping bit of screen. If you have a lot of corners and such, buy a bit extra, as you will not want to patch together a bunch of cutoffs for the last couple of feet of your gutters. We used a grinder with a cutoff blade, full face shields, and good leather gloves - this stuff is sharp at the ends, just as the manufacturer says. As with working with any metal, safety should be your first priority.
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I would guess they are on the low end around 10-15 mmhg. If you are looking for higher compression these will not be what you're looking for. I can tell you myself and girlfriend wear them everyday to work and for being on our feet 10 hour shifts neither one of us have any foot pain when getting home now after wear this product.
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It is best to go to the Evenup site for correct measuements: http://www.evenupcorp.com/evenup-shoe-balancer-single-unit . Look at the bottom of the page for measurments.
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When I went to Al's website the products page for HNR says 1 gal gives 44sq ft coverage. Don't be lazy, the Internet can be very helpful if you're willing to put forth some effort...
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The width of the foot should not impact how this product works. There is a circle that fits over the big toe, and then a tongue that hangs down the side of the foot, covering and padding the bunion. What might have an impact is if the big toe is a lot bigger than the part that circles the big toe. The circle is quite stretchy but at some point it could become too constrictive -- sort of like a rubber band. I was able to comfortably stretch my gel guard circle to go around 3 fingers -- which measures out at about 3.5 inches in circumference.
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I agree, it may be that people's feet/shoes "stretch" to 1-1/2 feet or more, but for the average person, especially women, I believe the 14.6 is the depth, and 59.5 is the height, therefore leaving 36.5 as the width...just saying
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The foot I use for walking the track and other firm surfaces measures 2" around thecurved foot part. They are excellent in my book. Hope that helps.
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Grandpa and Jedo both wear a 5E That's EEEEE so I know this will answer your question. We are so blessed to finally find Slipper Socks to fit and even still have room to spare!
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My opinion is that this product was designed for low-to-medium usage; not high impact as in soccer. The toe protectors shipped to me were thin and flimsy, for use in low-mileage, light impact walking only.
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Hi Gayle, You only need to run a bead of sealant around the perimeter of our cover. You need about 40 linear feet. Not sure how much coverage in a can but sounds like 1 and or 2 cans should be enough for your project.
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Depends on what your spraying. On my truck seats I just apply 1x per year. Shoes I might do 2x.
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I want to know the measure of (wide) from one leg to the other. from here l-l--------l-l to here both. Thanks
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Not sure I can help you on this one. My husband had previously used these (after using a foot analysis machine recommendation) so I was just replenishing when I purchased these.
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Try a different room. Flat floor like tile or linoleum, not a rug or carpet. You need to do it barefoot, with no shoes or stockings on either foot.Different readings? How much difference?
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I would like to help. Not being an expert one has to refer to sources; http://www.i18nguy.com/l10n/shoes.htmlIt is a little wordy but the charts are good. Namasté.