How do you know when the chemical is no longer in container. Just seems to not empty and I'm assuming it takes on water as you spray. Thanks
754701
Frankly, I'm not sure, When it gets really low, however, I usually go get another. I know how you feel, though; it isn't cheap!
754702
The water pressure pulls in a calibrated amount of chemical as you spray. When the bottle is empty it is all done. They take on a little bit of water but not the full bottle. Mine is usually pretty empty by the time I've used it all. Hope that helps?
754703
Any time you want to check if the bottle is empty, just stop spraying and shake the bottle. You can pretty well judge how much is left if anything. I sprayed 2 bottles this morning and could tell when they were empty. I found no evidence of water entering the bottles.
982957
You don't have to fill the whole applicator in order to use it. It should be filled on as needed basis (just enough for a single use). Too much powder on applicator will only spill the unused portion. To be honest with you, the applicator was a nuisance to me. I had more control of the powder by using it straight from the container.
1074442
No, I fill my spray bottle and keep hadny for when ever needed. I also purchased this on a recommendation and the person has had her supply for quite a while as it takes so little. Hope this helps.
1966204
It tells on the back of the bottle. I mixed it with water into a giant spray bottle. The stuff is strong and oily so I think I only used about a tsp in one liter of water. It got rid of pests immediately but you have to have it ready for when you first see them.
13420
When spraying over head twist the pick-up tube in the container so it is angled rearward. You can almost empty the container this way. Be sure the tube is inserted snugly so it will not fall out.
640992
I've been using it for several months now and haven't notice anything like this. Does it seem like the powder isn't dissolving all the way? I always add a little white distilled vinegar to my loads too, I know that it bubbles and fizzes when in contact with the soap (this dissolving completely) the powder. Good luck!
58665
It really depends on how much you use. My spray guns instructions said to use about 2 oz per person. I don't always use that much, so it can vary a lot. Use as little as possible, though. It doesn't stay good forever (although I have used it up to 4 days after initial use and it seems to still work ok). When it goes bad it has a green tinge to it.
301759
It is concentrated, so I would mix with water according to label instructions and pour that into the sprayer and have at it. Thoroughly clean the sprayer after use even if you are going to use it only with this product.
1790986
My bottle did not have anything floating in it. I would say that you should contact the manufacturer .
1373416
I ordered a fair-sized container around 3 months ago. I used it topically for about a month and a half on seborrheic keratoses, then took a break. I had good results, but when I went to use some of it again about a week ago, it seemed to have lost some of it's oomph. I will be ordering more, bur plan this time to order a smaller quantity. For my purpose, a little lasts a long time, and I don't think it keeps well long-term... just my experience. Also, beware of storing it in the dropper bottle. The little I had left was in a dropper bottle. Just a few days ago, the rubber bulb swelled up and actually burst!! I ordered a fair-sized container around 3 months ago. I used it topically for about a month and a half on seborrheic keratoses, then took a break. I had good results, but when I went to use some of it again about a week ago, it seemed to have lost some of it's oomph. I will be ordering more, bur plan this time to order a smaller quantity. For my purpose, a little lasts a long time, and I don't think it keeps well long-term... just my experience. Also, beware of storing it in the dropper bottle. The little I had left was in a dropper bottle. Just a few days ago, the rubber bulb swelled up... » Read More I ordered a fair-sized container around 3 months ago. I used it topically for about a month and a half on seborrheic keratoses, then took a break. I had good results, but when I went to use some of it again about a week ago, it seemed to have lost some of it's oomph. I will be ordering more, bur plan this time to order a smaller quantity. For my purpose, a little lasts a long time, and I don't think it keeps well long-term... just my experience. Also, beware of storing it in the dropper bottle. The little I had left was in a dropper bottle. Just a few days ago, the rubber bulb swelled up and actually burst!! « Show Less
562733
Its just an aerosol can. So spray until it's empty. If needed to use it once, empty or not, I wouldn't want to take my chances with having enough in the future.
1373640
I timed it today and it was a little over 6 hours. It could have something to do with humidity or maybe someone else put in a little more water? I don't know. I had never timed it before but I know from the beginning it was more than 4 hours.
497541
I dilute it in a foam cannon. just a cpl ounces in the reservoir and fill with water.
1107662
My spray didn't work at first either. I just unscrewed the top, and then I put the bottom of the spraying component in a glass of water, and then after attempting to spritz the water it ultimately worked. After that I put it back into the bottle and everything worked fine.
1933128
This bottle us very large, about twice as large as the last soda container I used. I noticed it right off by the weight if the bottle when empty. But I haven't noticed it only fizzing only half the bottle. I do try to use it within 2 days as the fizz tends to weaken after sitting around more than that. If I have it laying around longer than 2 days, I actually push the nozzle to dump the water as I want to keep it fresh and clean as possible. I actually like the smaller container as not as heavy and doesn't take as much water. But it tajes the same charger whether either container. When I refill a new batch, I usually shake it like 20-30 times and use realky cold water which makes it fizz better. This bottle us very large, about twice as large as the last soda container I used. I noticed it right off by the weight if the bottle when empty. But I haven't noticed it only fizzing only half the bottle. I do try to use it within 2 days as the fizz tends to weaken after sitting around more than that. If I have it laying around longer than 2 days, I actually push the nozzle to dump the water as I want to keep it fresh and clean as possible. I actually like the smaller container as not as heavy and doesn't take as much water. But it tajes the same charger whether either container. When I... » Read More This bottle us very large, about twice as large as the last soda container I used. I noticed it right off by the weight if the bottle when empty. But I haven't noticed it only fizzing only half the bottle. I do try to use it within 2 days as the fizz tends to weaken after sitting around more than that. If I have it laying around longer than 2 days, I actually push the nozzle to dump the water as I want to keep it fresh and clean as possible. I actually like the smaller container as not as heavy and doesn't take as much water. But it tajes the same charger whether either container. When I refill a new batch, I usually shake it like 20-30 times and use realky cold water which makes it fizz better. « Show Less
1279965
Not sure what you mean.There is a separated area on the container that traps a portion of the liquid for measuring the amount but mine only had one chemical in it
543772
It just takes the light quick touch. You don't spray continually. My first can just ran out after about5 months.