The remaining half of the contents of the bottle has become thick, and pastey? Can I add water to re-hydrate it, or is it useless now?
1243924
Not sure, I have not ran into this issue. I would first try adding a bit of water and see what happens before tossing the product. Let us know how that works.
1243925
Yes, you can add water. If you look at the ingredients on the back label, the first ingredient is water. Also I clean out the spray nozzle part with hot water. Both of these things help, but I usually have to buy another bottle before all contents is gone. FYI: I also use ENJOY's Shine and Smooth after I blow-dry hair. I have fine hair. Both products help frizziness a lot, but not completely. Hope this helps. Suzie
580810
I am sorry but i don't know for sure. I emptied the bottle into another container and disposed of it.
678473
Not sure, you should contact the company. There is no info on the bottle to that effect.
2036887
Use half save the rest in a reusable container and you should be good as long as the container is seal
2259972
yes and the last bottle was the worse yet. I had over half a bottle that I had to just about throw out. I tried to put it in hot water inside a bowl and it did help a little but not much.
808100
I have had to get new bottles. There may be a way to rework the bottle top, but I don't know how. The refills are readily available tho.
691121
I added a small amount of water several times until they were hydrated and sticky
2024469
When I get close to the bottom of the bottle I find there's still a fair amount left that can't be pumped out. Even after unscrewing the top and tapping it upside down into my hand it was too thick. I added a teaspoon or two of water and gave it a good shake after which I was able to get a lot more lotion out, not with the pump but by unscrewing the top and tapping into my hand.
1691385
Hi, the bottle I purchased it was cloudy. I didn't even notice it was clear in the picture. It is thick solution. Nothing is wrong. I have used half the bottle and have purchased a second bottle to have on hand. Hope this helps.
167705
Sure. I would fill it with water and add a few drops of bleach, then let it sit for a while after shaking vigorously. Empty, then rinse with clean water. You should then be good to go.
364502
Yes, you can dry it back into "powder" and re-hydrate it a number of times. I don't know how many because my grandson never got that far! We re-hydrated it 2 or 3 times. I hope this helps.
2056080
try adding a bit of water, then give it a swirl. that should dilute it enough to get it out, but not so much that it loses potency.
1733021
The paint in bottle did not dried. It remains as it was before, totally usable. Because, after using last month, I followed the instructions and added a small portion of water in it, without sacking the bottle, and then closed the bottle.
296150
yes you can. Just make sure you close the cap tight on it. I have a bottle that I bought over a year ago and I just used it the other day with no problems (Yes, it was a used bottle).
1576845
I'm not a scientist, but would guess that water is pretty stale by now. I would dump it, clean the barrels thoroughly with with a bleach & water solution, rinse very well and then refill (preferably with filtered or purified water). Then add your preserver & label them with the date so you'll know when the 5 year mark has been reached. Just an aside, but I do hope the barrels are food grade containers. If they are not, then don't use them for this purpose.
1477387
I had this too. I ran 2 full containers of just water through it. It's fine now.
1068578
I would turn the bottle upside down and then pour product into another bottle with a pump on it - or - if the pump is broken just throw the pump away and pour some of the liquid into your palm for each use until it is all used up.