[JBSurfs]

Just curious as to how everyone here measures their concentrates for mixing. I know some have the side portion you squeeze up, kind of like Sta-Bil , but not all. Looking to see if anyone has any better ideas than what I do.

 

[JB1]

I swiped the wife's large measuring cup.

 

[JBSurfs]

Yeah, that's basically what I do too. Hoping there was something good out there for it.

 

[DA Quality Lawn & YS]

Nope - just need a good measuring cup/jug with accurate graduations - the kind with permanent raised ones are the best, so they don't wear off over time.

 

[RigglePLC]

I got a nice plastic 64 ounce measuring pitcher at Lesco--they also had the one gallon size--not sure if they still sell them. Nice, but the lettering was a bit small. Gemplers has lots.
http://www.gemplers.com/search/measure+chemical

The "Tip n pour" available at Lesco is great for measuring small quantities, and various squeeze and pour self-measuring containers are also great for those one ounce per gallon situations. Just be sure to label them carefully and include the rates. Best to paste a whole label on the bottle and wrap with wide plastic tape.

 

[RigglePLC]

Tip and Pour is at
http://www.containermanufacturing.com/tipnmeasure/2000exactdose.htm

 

[Shegardi]

Using the gemplers

 

[whoopassonthebluegrass]

Like Riggle said, just buy Tip-N-Pours. I have a ton of them and won't use anything else. They range in precision widely enough to handle ANY chemical. No rinsing measuring cups, no cross contamination, and no messes ever.

 

[LawnoftheMonth]

tip and pour with the label attached to it.

 

[jimshack]

tractor supply has 32 ounce tip and pour with raised markings broke down by ounces for about $5

 

[Young Bros]

Bomgaars: http://www.bomgaars.com/
Sells giant pesticide measuring cups.