whats the difference between canister and tube? and how do you use/mix them
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The tube is a single use. The canister has enough product to color six to eight times. The canister requires the mixing bowl in order to pump the color directly from the base of the bowl and the top of the canister.
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They are the same but with the canister you need an attachment to your bowl to place on the canister to get the color out.
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you need to have the Goldwell mixing bowl to use the canister, the tube you can squeeze the product out.
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For canister you need to buy special plate-opener in addition, because it opens the canister under the pressure, the tube you can squeeze by yourself. You need to mix it in 1:1 proportions with another goldwell liquid for coloring.
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With the canister, you need the Goldwell special bowl in order to use it. With the tube you can use any mixing bowl.Hope this helps
569854
One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix.Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
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The container is the only difference. They both contain the same weight of the acacia senegal soluble powder. The "can" cantainer is easier to keep and measure from, but the soft pack is cheaper. I bought the can type first and keep it to empty the soft packages into when I order additional refills.
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By my experimenting, the size of the bottle, and how flexible the bottle is makes a big difference. A small glass bottle might give you enough of a vacuum to keep the liquid in. When I put my tubes on a large plastic bottle, they pour out.
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This depends on how HIGH you set it. My first canister lasted almost an hour on what I would call a medium setting. This was using a cast-iron wok with a high heat coconut oil with a smoke point of 425º. Hope that helps.
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I have not used mine yet, but I use all type canisters with my jet oil, as all have the same connection.
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The canister is anodized aluminum. Never use any metal utensils. Always use a rubber spoon or spatula.
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Its fairly simple to use. Using gravity, you raise the smaller tube/plunger and fill tube with liquid and then depress the same smaller tube and it creates a siphon. It may take a couple of pumps depending on how long the tubing is and what not. I suggest you get a pinch valve to control/stop the flow of fluid. It can be a messy situation sometimes. Mahalos
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I always just used the canisters from Walmart or any sporting goods store. I think they are a mix.
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Hey dave, unfortunately I was unable to get this canister to work for me. Sorry I was not able to answer this question for you.
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Hi I learned about this product on Youtube. The video will give you an idea how much mix you will need to use.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPDaiNLloZY
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Directions are on the container, I think you mix 2 parts water to 1 concentrate. I use distilled water.
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I purchased. It for my father and I am not sure what you mean by canisters?
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No you can't use paintball canisters. Don't buy this - you will regret it. Buy the regulator with the solenoid for paintball canisters and get a 24oz paintball canister. You can get both for around $100. Refills are only about $4.
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Follow the instructions that came with it. I think you need to purge it first ( use a pen tip to gently push until you hear "air" escaping). Then fill as directed - Butaine canister should tell you how too. Important to seat the canister straight into the valve and press firmly. And when you run low, you should purge again before refilling. Hope that helps.
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I just put it in bucket a NS squeezed red portion and pumped it out. It can siphon if there is a difference in levels.
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I make my icing and have to refill the tube. I doubt if a whole can would fit into the tube. I mostly use this for spritz cookies and have to refill with dough. Hope this helps.