How do I get the powder out of the paper package? Do I just rip it open and pour into the yellow plastic container?
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Christine K., I am sorry that I cannot answer your question. It is the cologne that I use. Katherine M.
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If you are referring to Jean Nate body lotion: my wife contacted Revlon last year since she really liked the product and it had disappeared from all reliable sites. This product has been discontinued for longer than its expiration; also, it's unclear to me that there is anything that should be poured. If you want additional information call Revlon customer service. An indication of [past] regular availability: 8 oz should cost around $4-5, 30 oz $12-15.
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There should be a scoop buried in the powder in the container. I ran out of the powder so I can't measure how much is in a scoop. I use 1/2 of what they say.
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Mine came that way also. It's a good thing! It is vacuum sealed, so open slowly. I keep my PB2 powder in a glass jar for storing.
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Hi: You unscrew the cap and remove the inner shaker top from the container of powder leaving just the powder in the container. Then you screw on the applicator. Squeezing the applicator puffs out the powder and you can spray the powder just where you want it.I really like it.
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Hello, I have already used the product and have thrown away the packaging. So sorry, can't be of help.
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There is a website with a pdf file you can download that has the how to use stuff. You should of received it within your package.
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no that's not normal, but I've had that happen with other brands. it's possible the powder package wasn't sealed good. I would believe the product would be fine to use unless the outer box was damaged.
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(1) You can pour off any loose powder into another container, then put the lid back on the original container and shake it repeatedly in order to pulverize the clump into powder. (2) If there's no loose powder at all, you can dig at the clump with a steel-tined fork in order to break it down into powder. (3) You could use a drill with a clean bit to break the clump down into powder and then do the straining off and container-shaking to break it down further. (4) I ordered another container of Gatorade Blue recently and it was fine. I don't know if it came from the shipper who sent me my damaged one. (1) You can pour off any loose powder into another container, then put the lid back on the original container and shake it repeatedly in order to pulverize the clump into powder. (2) If there's no loose powder at all, you can dig at the clump with a steel-tined fork in order to break it down into powder. (3) You could use a drill with a clean bit to break the clump down into powder and then do the straining off and container-shaking to break it down further. (4) I ordered another container of Gatorade Blue recently and it was fine. I don't know if it came from the shipper who sent me my... » Read More (1) You can pour off any loose powder into another container, then put the lid back on the original container and shake it repeatedly in order to pulverize the clump into powder. (2) If there's no loose powder at all, you can dig at the clump with a steel-tined fork in order to break it down into powder. (3) You could use a drill with a clean bit to break the clump down into powder and then do the straining off and container-shaking to break it down further. (4) I ordered another container of Gatorade Blue recently and it was fine. I don't know if it came from the shipper who sent me my damaged one. « Show Less
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I empty the package into a Ball jar that holds 3 cups or 24 oz. May actually hold a little more, but the powder comes up to about the 3 cup line.
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What works best for me is to cover the packages (cut to the size you want) with cold water. I let the packs soak for aboot 15 mins. and then knead the packs while in the water. This will remove all of the trapped air. Then let them soak for another 10 mins. Place the packs in the freezer until completely frozen.
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Hi, it's more like baby powder. If you shake the container and then open right away, white dust comes out. DO NOT DO THIS.
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Hi Greg, I used plastic pellets which get transformed into milk bottles and such. I swept them up from a cargo trailer at work. Don't know where you could find them though. Sand or lead shot both work great yet are a bit heavy to tote to the range with everything else. My brother uses his stuffed with newspaper but I feel their too lite. Hope this helps.
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Use a funnel and it's not too bad. You will have to clean up a little bit of oil so I do it over cardboard.
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Either a small funnel or dispense from a pepper container that has a spout. Can also roll up paper into a funnel.
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My suggestion is that this tool is firmly secured to the back of the packaging and with a box cutter or screwdriver it will probably come out with a little extra pressure. It is a wonderful tool so it is worth a little extra pressure to get it out.
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You know, I don't really remember how I had to unpack them. Seems to me, though, there was paper between them. I don't think it was supposed to be sticky paper - it just stuck to the traps due to the heat Summer or something. If you think pulling the paper off damages the slickness of the traps, you can repair it by applying talcum powder to the surface of the traps. That much I remember for certain.
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Swallow whole. Whatever you do don't try to take the powder in something because it is horribly nasty tasting