What does 45/90 loads mean? How many loads can you typically get from this package?
763092
we use ours in a high efficiency washer, it lasts us 2 months. we do a small load about 3-4 times a week. I use a teaspoon the night before I wash it in a soak (outside the washer). when we first got it we had to run a few loads a couple times. the soaking helps with not having to do that any more.
763093
45 loads in a non-high efficiency washer and 90 loads in a HE washer. I never counted the loads but I could go for 2 months in my non-high efficiency washer before I would run out. I wash my cloth diapers every other day
763094
Depending on the washing machine you have, you will use 1 scoop or 2 scoop per load. High efficiency machines will only use 1, therefore you will get 90 loads.
490313
I would say a large load or 2 medium loads. I see someone said 3 or 4 loads. Depends on what it is. If it's whites (lingerie, socks, underwear), maybe. Or their loads are very small.
405936
Not sure what you mean by twice? In the Chart anyway, it's listed once for each heading and rating, but then depending on which model you have it lists more. Let's see in the marketing paragraphs under the chart, it says: "Has a maximum rated capacity of 8,000 pounds (4,000 pounds used as a single line) and a safe working load of 4,000 pounds (2,000 pounds used as a single line)" That's in reference to Single vrs Double line usage, you know whether you use the pully unit hooked back onto the body, or not, and just use one hook and let the pulley unit with hook dangle on the line. The picture of it is showing the Double Line method. Anyway, on the box itself I'm reading it right now, and it says: I have the 4 Ton Dual Gear It Says: Max Rated Capacity, Single Line is 4,000 lb & Double Line is 8,000 lb Safe Working Load, Single Line is 2000 lb, & Double Line is 4,000
165683
It's one small cap full for a normal sized load. Beyond that I can't answer your question. Hope this helps.
373139
two loads not necessary. Not even one load is necessary. You can just use it as an in wall remote control if you like
595717
Don't know for sure but have probably used less than half of one bag and estimate we have washed over 40 loads.
225789
just multiply "working load times 3. 1500X 3 =4500 , which is break strength. Three times working load for break strength is pretty much industry standard.
2028427
Mine pulled 29 and am happy with it so far. since they don't get used that often,you just need to take care of them in between times.
336891
I get 5 to 8 loads out of 8 nuts. The majority of the time I use them on the cloth diapers and baby cloths (also small loads).
1471377
I haven't had it fully loaded, but I've had 5 plates on each side and there was room for at least one more on each side. It really depends on how thick your plates are. With thinner 45's I'm pretty sure you can get 7 on each side, as some of my plates are a bit thicker than normal.
1585663
At least 42 BB but less than 60... First two loads are fairly consistent. Can't make it through 3 loads of bbs without substantial loss
1014192
I found 220 lb. Static Load Capacity listed on other site for same table from same mfr
2213752
I don't remember how many 9 s I had in my box, b/c I didn't use any. I assume there were enough for. If not enough for you, just return it.
1167272
Your mileage may vary. Mine arrived in pallets of 40 lb bags, but yours may be packaged differently depending upon the source/distributor.
2109848
I see what you mean, I think they are coming up with that number by using the shipping weight of 35.4 lbs instead of the 32 lb of product only. I don't know why they do that. Overall, it's a good price vs. the 100 load smaller container so that's something to think about.
214393
Not really sure of the rating, but I put on 450 regularly without any issues.
149836
I always do a smaller load. If you want to do a large load they suggest using two boxes.