Our kit did not include a blue scoop. What is the measurement equivalency? e.g. tsp? TBSP?
1745871
The blue scoop is the equivalent of 1 Teaspoon. I measured this out to make sure.
1745872
I can't find my blue scoop at the moment. But, I believe it is the same as one teaspoon. I'm not 100% sure.
2130154
The measuring scoop that comes with the coffee pot is small...I measured it against the one I had used with my old pot. It is a short Tbsp, vs 1 1/2 Tbsp. So I use my old scoop. Or you could use standard measuring spoons to get the amount you want! Good luck.
2248636
I have used this product for a couple of years. I assume that the scoop is equal to 1 tsp. That seems to work out well for me.
1498657
no there's not a scoop provided however you should scaleit with a digital scale to measure how much you need
2252001
It comes with a measuring spoon and instructions but I used about a half scoop. The washer repair man told us a few years back you need about a tablespoon. My clothes always came out clean and no residual dirt.
677695
Hello Cara, This product does not include a scoop however the serving size on the label is three tablespoons.
180810
It does not come with a scoop. I had to look up equivient measurement online to figure out how much I needed to take. Good product though!
2214335
First--if you haven't done it already--dig into the tin to make sure the scoop isn't buried at the bottom. The scoop is about 1.5 Tablespoons, I think. That would be about 4.5 teaspoons. You'd be safe using 2 Tablespoons' worth for an ordinary wash load.
1996554
There should have been a scoop in the box, it's about 2 heaping Tablespoons per load. Maybe you'll find the scoop half way through the box;-)
1094964
I don't see any markings on scoops. I just sort of memorized which scoops I use for which recipes.
1372108
You will need your own scoop, but the packaging recommends serving sizes, such as teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, etc.
451752
Mine came with a scoop. The serving size is 7.7 grams, so you can just measure it out on a digital food scale each time, or try to find another measuring device... maybe something like half a teaspoon? Look it up on google for a standard measuring size that is close to 7.7 grams until you order another bottle and get a scoop in there.
1893145
There was not a scoop with the order. However, if you look on line there is a set of 3 scoops. If I remember they were about $5.00 for the set.
744252
Apparently they changed the scoop size, therefore serving size has gone from 40 grams to 30 grams. I bought a new one, but am still using up the old one and am comparing labels. Every amount on the new label is proportionately smaller than on the old...25% less.
508912
you can use any scoop. They pretty much the same size. but I'm okay with original. Also I have so many compliments from every one who come to my house it`s look unusual.
2250195
I'm not sure what you mean. These (unlike I believed when I ordered) do NOT have the teaspoon equivalents on them at all. It can make measuring more complicated. I would have loved to have things like 1/16 tsp etc on the spoons alas it is not there.
1532965
Correction, it's actually a 1/2 tbsp scoop I use. I generally put in 2-3 of those so, 1-2 tbsp is perfect