For a 1400 sq ft log house, how many gallons would we need? Thank you
650718
1 gal= 200 sq ft. Though the product is not intended as a barrier it is main use is if you have an active infection or if you have untreated wood.
2247068
I've never monitored it, but most of the time, a gallon of finish is good for 300-400 sq ft.
161998
Well not sure exactly because we have a family of 2 and we have used about 13 gallons in lil over a month 。。。we use it for drinkin and cooking also so maybe times that by 2 should get you a pretty close estimate
1301403
If you fill it to about 3 inches from the very top, that should be 27" deep. That would result in the total gallons being about 1902 gallons. If you filled it to the top, it would be exactly 2113 gallons. Also, keep in mind that it curves in at the bottom, and that will change the exact amount.
2258396
I think you will need quite a bit for that. My guess is that you would need 8 of these two gallon companions. It never makes as much as you think it might. There should be some description saying how many cubic feet the two jugs make. You should be able to make a rough estimate from that. Sorry if this isn't much help.
234193
If you are able to drain the block, heater core, resavore, and allb hoses one gallon would be plenty. Usually if the whole system is blown out with air you wont even need the prep but it is good to use to stay on the safe side.
441445
The Dirt Doctor recommends "¼ to ½ cup per gallon of water. Start with about a gallon of drench per 9 - 10 sq. ft."
2276489
1 gallon should be plenty to give you several coats my boat is 16 foot and I did four coats mix it very well
2209284
I used a little bit more than the previous person. I'd use about a 1/2 cup per gallon and 2-4 oz per load of laundry (1 or so for small loads, 3 for larger loads and really dirty items).
1436130
I have a 60-gallon. You'll need one that has enough cfm for your tasks so you're stopping painting waiting on air pressure to build back up. I bought mine at Harbor Freight 12 years ago for around $450.
749870
A lot, one gallon can go a long way. Not sure of the square footage but the liquid inside is like water. I was able to do all my yard equipment very quickly and with not much material. As soon as you put this green stuff on the wood absorbs it, you can choose to do a double coat or not. But its green so you will definitely see the places where it was enough and where you might need more. I was able to cover at least 7 to 10 tree stumps without any issues. Hope this helps.
2015358
I have 1200 square feet on my main floor (open floor plan), and 8 drops of oil added to the water are sufficient for us to be able to smell it throughout the space. I actually have a second one (different brand) that I use in the master BR since the door is generally closed.
667761
3/4 of an ounce in 15 gallons of water will cover about 32,000 square feet. That is about 3/4 of an acre.
2047755
I have a 27 foot trailer. I used a little over 4 gallons. Just make sure that you clean the roof before you put it on.
1272947
Look at the size chart, 300-watt only good to 80-85 gallons. You would need something like 2 500-watt heaters or 1 1000-watt heater. Good luck.
1336573
Approximately 6 square feet to do a thorough job and save your back. I went through more than $200 worth of product for my kitchen, living room and small half bath of my relatively tiny townhouse. Still need a couple more bottles to hit missed spots.
1678235
My house is 3,300 and it's is more than enough. I would say "yes" you will be fine. It may take and extra day to humidify, but the end result will be great.