I need instructions on how far 10 pounds go, and instructions about applying it?
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I use 7 gallon root pouches for growing tomatoes and I add 4-5 tablespoons to the bottom of the each bag (on top of 3-4 inches of soil). I don't know if this helps answer your question, but it may give you an idea...you can also Google "how to use water crystals in containers" for some good info.
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You didn't say what you're using it for, or where. Ten pounds should be for a garden or large greenhouse operation. For indoors, I usually add a few tablespoons to a medium bag of potting soil. A 1-lb. bag of absorbent polymer would last a yr. or two. If you're using it outdoors, well, you can always buy more. If you're afraid of buying too much, but it's a bargain price, it'll keep forever. If you're really into growing you'll probably be glad you already have a supply of it in coming years. IF YOU USE TOO MUCH: Once it's soaked completely excess polymer tends to collect as a slush on top of the soil. Then you can scoop it off or leave it as a mulch. You didn't say what you're using it for, or where. Ten pounds should be for a garden or large greenhouse operation. For indoors, I usually add a few tablespoons to a medium bag of potting soil. A 1-lb. bag of absorbent polymer would last a yr. or two. If you're using it outdoors, well, you can always buy more. If you're afraid of buying too much, but it's a bargain price, it'll keep forever. If you're really into growing you'll probably be glad you already have a supply of it in coming years. IF YOU USE TOO MUCH: Once it's soaked completely excess polymer tends to collect as a slush on top... » Read More You didn't say what you're using it for, or where. Ten pounds should be for a garden or large greenhouse operation. For indoors, I usually add a few tablespoons to a medium bag of potting soil. A 1-lb. bag of absorbent polymer would last a yr. or two. If you're using it outdoors, well, you can always buy more. If you're afraid of buying too much, but it's a bargain price, it'll keep forever. If you're really into growing you'll probably be glad you already have a supply of it in coming years. IF YOU USE TOO MUCH: Once it's soaked completely excess polymer tends to collect as a slush on top of the soil. Then you can scoop it off or leave it as a mulch. « Show Less
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One pound will absorb up to 35 gallons of rainwater or snowmelt and 20-25 gallons of tap water, depending on the salt content of the water. For large quantities of potting soil or backfill around trees and shrubs use 1.5-2 pounds/ cubic yard of potting soil or backfill or 1 ounce/ cubic foot of soil. For small quantities of potting soil use 1/2 tsp per quart of soil. Note: Since dry granules swell to many times their original size when water is added, 15-20% swelling room must be left in each planting hole or flower pot to compensate. House/Office Plants 6" pot (2/3 gal) - use 1 tsp dry or 2 cups hydrated 8" pot (1 1/2 gal) - use 2 Tbsp dry or 6 cups hydrated 5 gallon pot - use 7 tsp dry or 1 gallon hydrated Note: Mix in lower half of the pot because the water tends to flow quickly through porous potting soil before the granules near the top have time to re-hydrate fully.
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You can use a Big Box exterior primer. Roll on with small roller where it will contact.
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Stand still. Place both feet flat and try not to lean to one side or the other. Once you do this, the results are consistent within a tenth of a pound.
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I would say get 100 pounds and add as needed ( add 30 lbs and water it down then top it off ). The flow tube in the middle will have a scale to show where the sand needs to be.
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There is nothing in the instructions that you have to, I just used a unopened food package based on the listed weight, but it kept giving me error messages.
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No you can't, there are many how to's and videos online. You need to do this in gradients. Use lava rock on the bottom below the gas tubes, and then use the decorative fire glass on top of the gas tubes. 10 lbs is not alot, I have a 18x6 pit and it uses about 6lbs of glass.
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5 lb increments each dumbbell, so you would be correct in saying 10lbs when used together.
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Get a 10" glue stick weigh it. Do the math to figure it out from there you have a Ph.D. I have better things to do than count them ....there are a lot.
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I just double-checked on the container and per the instructions, it says to spread 1 to 2 pounds per acre for infested areas, so that should give you some idea how much you need
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Strangely the packaging reads "Holds 3 kg 7.5 lb" but 3 kilograms equals roughly 6.6 pounds. But I find both of those weights to be conservative. We moved into our current house in 2006, shortly thereafter I put four of these up in the garage and have hung multiple things on each, some more than ten pounds most closer to eight pounds--we've never had one fail yet. Be sure to follow the directions and clean the surface and the hook with rubbing alcohol before attaching, apply pressure for at least 30 seconds and wait at least one hour before using. People that don't follow the directions are very likely to experience very premature product failure. Strangely the packaging reads "Holds 3 kg 7.5 lb" but 3 kilograms equals roughly 6.6 pounds. But I find both of those weights to be conservative. We moved into our current house in 2006, shortly thereafter I put four of these up in the garage and have hung multiple things on each, some more than ten pounds most closer to eight pounds--we've never had one fail yet. Be sure to follow the directions and clean the surface and the hook with rubbing alcohol before attaching, apply pressure for at least 30 seconds and wait at least one hour before using. People that don't follow the... » Read More Strangely the packaging reads "Holds 3 kg 7.5 lb" but 3 kilograms equals roughly 6.6 pounds. But I find both of those weights to be conservative. We moved into our current house in 2006, shortly thereafter I put four of these up in the garage and have hung multiple things on each, some more than ten pounds most closer to eight pounds--we've never had one fail yet. Be sure to follow the directions and clean the surface and the hook with rubbing alcohol before attaching, apply pressure for at least 30 seconds and wait at least one hour before using. People that don't follow the directions are very likely to experience very premature product failure. « Show Less
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I just set a 10 pound weight on it and got no response I think you should look elsewhere.
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I just added a scan of the instructions to Amazon. It may be hard to read, but if you flip the scale over, there is a switch to the right for adjustments. Hope this helps.
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What I did was take three steps then measure the distance with a tape measure. Divide the number by three and that is your stride. My stride was 2 ft 10 inches
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I just bought these recently, you need to get the 10 pounder to have 5 pounds for each leg.
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If I need 5 oz., I divide 5 by 16 (5/16) & get .31 and use that. So 10 lb. 5 oz. = 10.31 on the scale.
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The 20 lb bag covers approximately 20,000 square feet, a 10 Lb half that much. I would suggest getting a spreader so that you can set it to the correct spreading number as the bag recommends to get the most appropriate amount for your yard per square foot.
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Hold the "set" button down until the small letters at the bottom of the screen flash, then hit mode to select either "lb" or "kg". Hit "set" & on the next screen & use mode to select between "in" or "cm". Hit "set" & use mode to choose between "mile" or "km". Hit "set" & choose between 12 hour or 24 hour. Hit set. A number will come up for weight. Use the "mode" (up arrow) or "mem" (down arrow) keys to change it. Hit set. Enter Height using "mode" (up arrow) & "mem" (down arrow). Hit set. Enter stride using "mode" (up arrow) & "mem" (down arrow). Hit set. Enter the hour using "mode" (up arrow) & "mem" (down arrow). Hit set & set the minutes using the up & down arrow. Hold the "set" button down until the small letters at the bottom of the screen flash, then hit mode to select either "lb" or "kg". Hit "set" & on the next screen & use mode to select between "in" or "cm". Hit "set" & use mode to choose between "mile" or "km". Hit "set" & choose between 12 hour or 24 hour. Hit set. A number will come up for weight. Use the "mode" (up arrow) or "mem" (down arrow) keys to change it. Hit set. Enter Height using "mode" (up arrow) &... » Read More Hold the "set" button down until the small letters at the bottom of the screen flash, then hit mode to select either "lb" or "kg". Hit "set" & on the next screen & use mode to select between "in" or "cm". Hit "set" & use mode to choose between "mile" or "km". Hit "set" & choose between 12 hour or 24 hour. Hit set. A number will come up for weight. Use the "mode" (up arrow) or "mem" (down arrow) keys to change it. Hit set. Enter Height using "mode" (up arrow) & "mem" (down arrow). Hit set. Enter stride using "mode" (up arrow) & "mem" (down arrow). Hit set. Enter the hour using "mode" (up arrow) & "mem" (down arrow). Hit set & set the minutes using the up & down arrow. « Show Less