Safer Soaps Mixing Guide
June 1, 2009 · Print This Article
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DILUTION GUIDELINES
Some suggested dilutions are:
1:1 Heavy Strength
2:1 Medium Strength
3:1 Full Strength
7:1 Regular Strength
15:1 Light Strength
31:1 Very Light Strength
63:1 Extra Light Strength
127:1 Extremely Light Strength
MIXING GUIDELINES
Recommend using Purified or Spring Water
For … 1:1 dilution, add….1 oz water to 1 oz concentrate.
For … 2:1 dilution, add….2 oz water to 1 oz concentrate.
For…. 3:1 dilution, add….3 oz water to 1 oz concentrate.
For…. 7:1 dilution, add….7 oz water to 1 oz concentrate.
For…15:1 dilution, add…15 oz water to 1 oz concentrate.
For .. 31:1 dilution, add ..31 oz water to 1 oz concentrate.
For…63:1 dilution, add ..63 oz water to 1 oz concentrate.
For..127:1 dilution, add 127 oz water to 1 oz concentrate.
CONVERSION GUIDELINES
1 Gallon = 128 oz
1/2 Gallon = 64 oz
1 Quart = 32 oz
1 Pint = 16 oz
1 Cup = 8 oz
Ultra-Safe Super 4x Concentrate
1 gallon of Super 4x will make 4 gallons of regular concentrate. 1 gallon of regular concentrate will make 4 gallons of Full Strength R.T.U. product. Allways use warm water.
Super 4X Concentrate to Regular Concentrate (3:1)
1 Gallon Regular Concentrate
To make 1 gallon add 3 quarts or 96 oz water with 1 quart or 32 oz of Super 4x, shake well and use as suggested on back label.
1/2 Gallon Regular Concentrate
To make 1/2 gallon add 48 oz water to 16 oz of Super 4x, shake well and use as suggested on back label.
1 Quart Regular Concentrate
To make 1 quart add 24 oz water to 8 oz of Super 4x, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
Super 4X Concentrate to Ready to Use
READY-TO-USE = R.T.U.
1 Gallon Full Strength R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon add 120 oz of water to 8 oz of Super 4x, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1/2 Gallon Full Strength R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon add 60 oz of water to 4 oz of Super 4x, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Quart Full Strength R.T.U
To make 1 quart add 30 oz of water to 2 oz of Super 4x, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
How to Mix a Gallon
1 Gallon Heavy Strength 1:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon mix 1/2 gallon or 64 oz water to 1/2 gallon or 64 oz regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Gallon Medium Strength 2:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon mix 86 oz of water to 42 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Gallon Full Strength 3:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon mix 3 quarts or 96 oz of water to 1 quart or 32 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Gallon Regular Strength 7:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon mix 112 oz water to 16 oz regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Gallon Light Strength 15:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon mix 120 oz water to 8 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Gallon Very Light Strength 31:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon mix 124 oz water to 4 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Gallon Extra Light Strength 63:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon mix 126 oz water to 2 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Gallon Extremely Light Strength 127:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 gallon mix 127 oz water to 1 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
How to Mix 1/2 Gallon
READY-TO-USE = R.T.U.
1/2 Gallon Heavy Strength 1:1 R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon mix 1 quart or 32 oz water to 1 quart or 32 oz regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1/2 Gallon Medium Strength 2:1 R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon mix 42 oz of water to 22 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1/2 Gallon Full Strength 3:1 R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon mix 48 oz of water to 1 pint or 16 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1/2 Gallon Regular Strength 7:1 R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon mix 56 oz water to 8 oz regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1/2 Gallon Light Strength 15:1 R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon mix 60 oz water to 4 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1/2 Gallon Very Light Strength 31:1 R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon mix 62 oz water to 2 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1/2 Gallon Extra Light Strength 63:1 R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon mix 63 oz water to 1 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1/2 Gallon Extremely Light Strength 127:1 R.T.U.
To make 1/2 gallon mix 63.5 oz water to 1/2 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
How to Mix a Quart
READY-TO-USE = R.T.U.
1 Quart Heavy Strength 1:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 quart mix 1 pint or 16 oz water to 1 pint or 16 oz regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Quart Medium Strength 2:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 quart mix 20 oz of water to 12 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Quart Full Strength 3:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 quart mix 24 oz of water to 8 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Quart Regular Strength 7:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 quart mix 28 oz water to 4 oz regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Quart Light Strength 15:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 quart mix 30 oz water to 2 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Quart Very Light Strength 31:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 quart mix 31 oz water to 1 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Quart Extra Light Strength 63:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 quart mix 31.5 oz water to 1/2 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
1 Quart Extremely Light Strength 127:1 R.T.U.
To make 1 quart mix 31.75 oz water to 1/4 oz of regular concentrate, shake well and use as suggested on back labels.
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