[JandS]

Looking at the Surround products on Restotrmate.....any dilution rates in English.....it's all in ounces and US gallons.
Is it used just like Dynamall i.e. spray down, agitate and leave.
Used the Dynamall today on some very grubby bedrooms and came up great....took the before pictures but forgot the after ones as per usual.

[John Kelly]

John, 1 fl oz is 30ml.

[stu_thomson]

What's a quart?

[peter maybury]

Surely there is comparable British mixed concoctions that we can buy in 5 ltrs, that do not have the cost to be shipped 1000 s of miles added to them.
Hard floor products are the same you pay so much more for the comparable American products and are only getting the American gallon. No one has a monopoly on chemistry.
Peter

[JandS]

John.....what's the ml/litre ratio.

[Steve Barnett (Carpet Care Plus)]

I would have thought that Chempsec could put metric labels on their products, considering how big their UK market is, me included - how expensive could it be !?

[Mike Halliday]

We're a little island, I bet we are less than 1% of chemspecs business,  look at thier labels written in American and Spanish  I would guess Central America is thier second biggest customer

Should I have Chinese instructions on my spotter bottles, stuff the Chinese I get one a year they are not worth the bother..... just like usBritish to chemspec

[Steve Barnett (Carpet Care Plus)]

Oh well, best buy from Prochem then - I won't, but my point is that I have options - Chempsec to me is Richard and Julie, the rest of their market is not my concern.
I am a UK customer buying a product from a UK supplier - I don't care about the rest of their client base - in fact, how daft is it that they are reselling products with US labelling  / quantities ?

[Ian Rochester]

If I remember right it dilutes at 1:60, equal to 16ml per ltr of water, for simplicity go for a 1:50 dilution 20ml per ltr, 100 ml per 5 ltr

[David Ware]

Surely 1:x is the best dilution rate to be on labels. 1 cup of water to x cups of chemicals we all understand.
David

[John Kelly]

Chemspec Europe are tied up at the moment working on new msds sheets due to EU  regulations. Once this is out of the way they will be developing new labels.

[stuart_clark]

A. U. S  gallon is 3.8 litres so if its 4oz per gallon surely its 114ml per 3.8 litres

[Andrew@Approved Carpet Cleaning]

I have a couple of cheap small measuring jugs from Tesco's that have fl oz on the side, they seem to be ok. Usually I go for 4oz per 4 litres, near enough for me and works!

[JandS]

Yep 1 fluid ounce is 29.57ml...rounded up to 30ml as John says.

[JandS]

Or 30ml per litre or 1:33.

[Jamie Pearson]

Get a bucket with US Gallon Measurements (most do) and one of these which gives 1 floz per pump and fits US Gallon Jugs perfectly.