• Dilution Chart
  • Use this chart as a guideline for diluting the products sold in this catalog. 1:x means 1 part concentrate to x parts water. For example, to make a quart of solution in a 1:15 dilution, mix 2-oz. of concentrate into 30-oz. of water. (NOTE: To minimize foaming, fill the container with water before adding the concentrate. Then stir thoroughly.)
  • CONVERSION CHART
    1 Gallon = 128 ounces   1∕4 Cup = 2 ounces
    1 Quart = 32 ounces   1∕8 Cup = 1 ounce
    1 Pint = 16 ounces   2 Cups = 1 Pint
    1 Cup = 8 ounces   2 Pints = 1 Quart
    1∕2 Cup = 4 ounces   4 Quarts = 1 Gallon
CONCENTRATE NEEDED TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING AMOUNTS OF SOLUTION
DILUTION RATIO 24-oz. Spray Bottle Quart Gallon 5 Gallons
1:4 4 3∕4-oz. 6 1∕2-oz. 25 1∕2-oz. 128-oz. (1 Gallon)
1:10 2 1∕4-oz. 2 1∕2-oz. 11 1∕2-oz. 59-oz.
1:12 1 3∕4-oz. 3-oz. 10-oz. 50-oz.
1:15 1 1∕2-oz. 2-oz. (1∕4 Cup) 8-oz. (1 Cup) 40-oz.
1:20 1-oz. (1∕8 Cup) 1 1∕2-oz. 6-oz. (3∕4 Cup) 31-oz.
1:32 3∕4-oz. 1-oz. (1∕8 Cup) 4-oz. (1∕2 Cup) 20-oz.
1:40 3∕5-oz. 4∕5-oz. 3-oz. 16-oz. (1 Pint)
1:50 1∕2-oz. 3∕5-oz. 2 1∕2-oz. 13-oz.
1:64 1/3-oz. 1∕2-oz. 2-oz. (1∕4 Cup) 10-oz.
1:128 1∕5-oz. 1∕4-oz. 1-oz. (1∕8 Cup) 5-oz.
1:256 1∕10-oz. 1∕8-oz. 1∕2-oz. 3-oz.
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