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Came a cropper twice this year with manufacturers mixing their weights & measures.
(1) Duramitex: sold in 'ml' bottles, label talks about ml then changes to gallons. Ended up mixing 1 bottle into 2 litres of water and just about melted the wicker in the baskets... and yes, been to Specsavers!!!
(2) Hormoform: sold in kg bags, but dished out in ounces per bird!!!!
I can handle ounces, gallons, ml, litres ok, using a dual measuring jug.
But I usually use a tablespoon to dish the solid stuff out. Anybody tell me how much a level teaspoon and a heaped tablespoon holds, in both grammes and ounces please?
Spot on, Peckedhen. Honestly hadn't spotted that. Makes me wonder about previous advice given when making up 'own' mix, that using one 'measure', one off grains a, b & c would always be the same.. obvious now that it is not.
Most medication is given to animals according to their weight. Do you weight the birds?????????-- 30 years ago we just added "drugs" to the water till the color looked "right".
Most medication is given to animals according to their weight. Do you weight the birds?????????-- 30 years ago we just added "drugs" to the water till the color looked "right".