which one is better to get and what are the pro's and con's of the Gilmour 95QGFMR compared to the Gilmour 75QGFMR. Don't want to buy the wrong one. Plus does the plastic bottle come in one size or should you need to get a bigger one? Could you foam a middle size car with just one bottle? which one is better to get and what are the pro's and con's of the Gilmour 95QGFMR compared to the Gilmour 75QGFMR. Don't want to buy the wrong one. Plus does the plastic bottle come in... » Read More which one is better to get and what are the pro's and con's of the Gilmour 95QGFMR compared to the Gilmour 75QGFMR. Don't want to buy the wrong one. Plus does the plastic bottle come in one size or should you need to get a bigger one? Could you foam a middle size car with just one bottle? « Show Less
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Hmm I dunno about the 95 but the 75 is great fill w/water then add your soap and foam away .holds enough to wash big trucks suburbans ,pickups etc .just a side note I also keep a bucket full of soapy water just to clean the mitt or towel in after each panel.make sure to use a good compatible car washing soap. That helps w/the bubbles
650059
I don't know about a comparison, but I can foam a full size Ford Dually with about a 1/2 bottle using the 75Q on the middle setting.
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the 75qgfmr is what I have its does the job. yes only one size plastic bottle but you can do the whole car and then some with just one bottle full of chemical guys car wash soap.. does a great job
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I don't own both, so I can't compare, but I *believe* the primary difference is the handle and stem being brass or plastic, and the very marginal difference in cost. The bottle is more than enough for many medium sized cars in one go; you put a car wash concentrate in the bottle - diluted say 50/50 with water (or more), and that mix is metered into the flowing hose water slowly. Thus you don't change the bottle's size, you just change the mixing ratio between the bottle and the hose flow. Regardless, one bottle of soap (or mostly soap) will last more than one car easily.
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You want the 75. The bottle is more than big enough, did a F-150 Platinum with plenty left over. A Corvette only took a quarter of the bottle and it was filthy.
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I think its a great price but everyone's situation is different. Google the item to ensure you're comfortable with the price before purchase. As for danger and best size . . .I admit, it looks something like a nuclear containment vessel and when I purchased mine two years ago, had similar concerns. Reading the manual from cover to cover gave me the confidence to try it out and I LOVE it. Which size depends on your personal or family needs. Best size for me may or not be the best size for you. My husband and I are empty nesters and I have a microwave oven over my range hood. The first factor gave me a ball park size but the second dictated which would work. I'd recommend googling the free PDF of the owner's manual and read it before making the purchase. But if you already know you need one, All American pressure canners are the best and safest on the market.
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There no difference! I had used both of them and there's no difference at all just the size. Im running the slim kits on my cars and I haven't have any problems!
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Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are dealing with and get the right nipples. Hope this helps! Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are... » Read More Interestingly, I have both the narrow bottles pictured (I belive these are no longer on the market) and the wider bottle which is now on the market, and both say "advanced." So what you have to do if make sure if you are using the narrow ones to get nipples to fit, which I don't believe are sold at Babies R Us, etc., I got mine through the Internet. My grandson could not nurse, and these bottles saved the day, could not use the "fat" VentAire bottles and nipples. So...again, both the older and newer bottles both say "advanced, so just take care which ones you are dealing with and get the right nipples. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I use the small 3 gallon bottles... You can use the 5 gallon one if you want. It took me a long time to select the perfect machine and I have to say I absolutely love it!
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When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only they will really know. When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only... » Read More When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only they will really know. « Show Less
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The difference is the size of the bottles. This comes in one gallon bottles, the other comes in one quart bottles.
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you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead product from them in the first place. HIGHLY recommend them. you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead... » Read More you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead product from them in the first place. HIGHLY recommend them. « Show Less
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We bought one of both to try and ended up settling on buying more of the Pura Kikki. While not an exhaustive review my quick summary would be (noting that our preference ended up being Pura Kiki): Pura Kiki: +Lighter than LifeFactory (important for if/when the baby is holding or when you are travelling) +More robust then LifeFactory (important for if/when baby starts throwing/dropping the bottles and travelling) +Can use the nipples/tops interchangeably on the small Pura Kiki and the large Pura Kiki bottles. +Can convert to sippy cup and also food container (for example we keep Gerber Puffs in one of our PK's when travelling) +Can fit other brand's nipples e.g. we ended up using MAM nipples -Cannot sanitize in the Microwave -When using the flat cap tops to mix formula we have sometimes (and only sometimes) noticed a slight leakage from where the flat silicone top didn't properly seal. -Not quite as easy to see how much water/liquid is in the Pura Kiki. Need to have a reasonable light source and look in through the top at the interior markings. Usually not an issue, however if your kitchen doesn't have good ambient light then means you need to switch on the lights etc. Or if travelling etc. LifeFactory: +As it is glass it is easier to sanitize when travelling or at home by using the Microwave +Easy to see how much liquid is in the bottle -Heavier As for price, it varies and depends on the full lifetime of the bottle. We bought Pura Kiki and would do so again if we went back in time.
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It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric Breast Pump, BPA Free - White It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric... » Read More It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric Breast Pump, BPA Free - White « Show Less
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Thank you both. So it sounds like the squeeze bottle is the better option then!
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I debated this myself. I guess there is a reason why they make both because sometimes you want the smaller one and sometimes the larger one. But what I like is they are both lightweight. So if you can only get one, keep this is mind as you make final decision.
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I was a newbie and purchased the Premium kit over one and a half years ago. I don't know the difference between the two however, the Premium Kit still meets all my wine making needs. (Start small and expand as needed.) Best of luck.
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I would buy the biggest one. Also the NO2 is highly pressurized, When you open the lid to refill, your charge will be all gone.
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We love this but I would recommend the larger sized one from the same mfr. for you. Our landscaper has the larger one and I now wish we had bought that one.
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It's really up you what you like better. I bought a double breast pump thinking that at work every day, this would be faster. The one I bought had attachments to turn it into a hand pump in case of no electricity. I tried both ways and decided that I like the hand pump (single breast) better and I can use the other hand to continue working. The single pumps are usually cheaper but if this isn't an issue and getting it done faster is more appealing, then buy a double. This is the one I bought. Philips Avent ISIS iQ Duo Twin Electric Breast Pump, BPA Free - White
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Yes, we've been really pleased with it. If the baby isn't breastfed then there's no point buying this, but if the baby switches back and forth between bottle and breast you'll be happy to have it. If you're buying it for a mom who already has a bunch of Medela stuff (pump, bottles, etc) then I recommend buying the CALMA nipple in the 8oz option. Unless the prices have changed, you get way more for your money with that option (2 bottles versus just 1) and I already had a bunch of 5oz Medela bottles. The two 8oz bottles that came with the CALMA nipple i purchased are still the only two 8oz bottles I own, so I'm glad I did it that way....kinda killed two birds with one stone. Yes, we've been really pleased with it. If the baby isn't breastfed then there's no point buying this, but if the baby switches back and forth between bottle and breast you'll be happy to have it. If you're buying it for a mom who already has a bunch of Medela stuff (pump, bottles, etc) then I recommend buying the CALMA nipple in the 8oz option. Unless the prices have changed, you get way more for your money with that option (2 bottles versus just 1) and I already had a bunch of 5oz Medela bottles. The two 8oz bottles that came with the CALMA nipple i purchased are still the only two 8oz... » Read More Yes, we've been really pleased with it. If the baby isn't breastfed then there's no point buying this, but if the baby switches back and forth between bottle and breast you'll be happy to have it. If you're buying it for a mom who already has a bunch of Medela stuff (pump, bottles, etc) then I recommend buying the CALMA nipple in the 8oz option. Unless the prices have changed, you get way more for your money with that option (2 bottles versus just 1) and I already had a bunch of 5oz Medela bottles. The two 8oz bottles that came with the CALMA nipple i purchased are still the only two 8oz bottles I own, so I'm glad I did it that way....kinda killed two birds with one stone. « Show Less