I have one of those wall pump dispensers (from dispenser.com). Would this product work well in it, and, if so, how much do I use?
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No i don't think it would work in a pump dispenser, it is highly concentrated and has a slightly gritty texture that might clog up the pump. You also have to dilute it before you put it on your hair, which I do by adding 1/2 cap full to a plastic jar, adding water then shaking it up before pouring it on my hair.
1201873
I am just a guy with a small spa/hot tub. It might work, but you will want to be careful to use the right amount. Talk to someone who knows more about indoor fountains for more information.
1533386
i am using the smallest pump I could find...i think that would be sufficient for most media used in these things. The instructions for the phosguard, for instance, tell you to use a very low flow rate through it.
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No idea how much is actually dispensed in a single pump; however, as I doubt that this is a highly calibrated system, I would use an empty, thoroughly washed, small soap dispenser and transfer the remaining Oratene into it. As long as all the soap residue is washed out, it should work. You may be able to find a new, small, empty dispenser in a store such as the Dollar Store. Or, the pump itself from another dispenser may fit the Oratene bottle's neck. I've seen empty dispensers the size of small soap dispensers for sale in these types of stores.
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I would say yes, but be aware of the operating amps of the pump. Other than that it should work.
108192
I haven't used B&BW; foaming soap in this dispenser. However, I have used Method from Target, Soft Soap, and a homemade version. They all worked really well. I can't imagine that any brand wouldn't work in the dispenser. The pump looks about the same as all the ready made brands that I have seen in stores. I have been very satisfied with the dispenser. I think you will like the suction cup on the bottom. It keeps the dispenser in place nicely.
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As long as you understand it's a low volume pump. I use it just for my sink, but I've heard other people have used it for more.
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I'm not sure but you can always email the maker of the product. They have a great website. http://www.dispenser.com
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I would recommend calling Playtex customer service. I am not familiar with that brand. Some pump manufacturers sell adapters so you can pump into different brand/size bottles. That is something to look into as well. Playtex should be able to tell you though. Good luck!
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I takes less than what comes out of the pump. If you use the full amount, it can/will look oily. Use half the amount that comes out of the pump.
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It is produced as a liquid soap dispenser, so the consistency of the liquid is really the issue. If you used something more water-like in viscosity, the pump might not work as well. You wouldn't know until you tried it. Of course, if the liquid shampoo or conditioner or other types of liquid soap used were of a very high viscosity (more like molasses), then the pump might clog. We had a kitchen liquid soap dispenser where we had this problem - we bought liquid soap we thought the pump would use, but it was too viscous and the pump did not work correctly. I'm sure this applies to the pump in this product. It is produced as a liquid soap dispenser, so the consistency of the liquid is really the issue. If you used something more water-like in viscosity, the pump might not work as well. You wouldn't know until you tried it. Of course, if the liquid shampoo or conditioner or other types of liquid soap used were of a very high viscosity (more like molasses), then the pump might clog. We had a kitchen liquid soap dispenser where we had this problem - we bought liquid soap we thought the pump would use, but it was too viscous and the pump did not work correctly. I'm sure this applies to the pump in... » Read More It is produced as a liquid soap dispenser, so the consistency of the liquid is really the issue. If you used something more water-like in viscosity, the pump might not work as well. You wouldn't know until you tried it. Of course, if the liquid shampoo or conditioner or other types of liquid soap used were of a very high viscosity (more like molasses), then the pump might clog. We had a kitchen liquid soap dispenser where we had this problem - we bought liquid soap we thought the pump would use, but it was too viscous and the pump did not work correctly. I'm sure this applies to the pump in this product. « Show Less
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No, you can mess up your dispenser. Walmart makes a universal spray-cheaper, but fragrances are limited. I don't know if the pressure is dif on the spray nozzle, but I've tried Glade/Airwick swap and usually the spray just drip down the front and inside ruining it. I just have both types cos I love 'Denali' by Airwick(and they stopped making it!) and 'Cashmere Woods' by Glade. Get the 'Gadget w/ free refill' offers and use whatever's cheapest. TMI?
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I don't know, I only use the 5 gallon. Perhaps call the supplier of the 3.5 gallon and ask whether they generally work on the same dispensers that use 5 gallon. Another issue you'll want to consider is how to de-scale the unit after it builds up with minerals. There are no specific instructions on how to do it and their "customer service" is useless. My hot dispenser is now down to a trickle, so I'm going to have to try to figure something out myself.
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I believe it works cause I use the replacement pump in other brand dispenser from Bed Bath & Beyond
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I have a few different pump sprayers. I make about 2 gallons at a time. I think you want to use one of these, not a hose end sprayer. I have a backpack sprayer that works great, but I only use about 1/2 - 3/4 a gallon per application.
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I use it for a home made iontophoresis machine. It works well but I do not use it consistently so it has lasted a long time.
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I am using it for the entire house as a recirculating pump. You need to talk to your plumber, who is better prepared to answer your concern. My feeling is that it will not work for your case.