If the filling is done on Monday morning, we recommend filling to within 1/4" of the base of the vent well (neck). We also recommend the use of a Battery Watering Gun to aid you in maintaining the proper level as well as reducing the time to water.

Add water to the system when the "battery fluid low" alarm sounds. For the Basement Watchdog AC/DC system, water may need to be added approximately once a year. For the Basement Watchdog Special or Emergency system, water may need to be added every 6 to 9 months. Time may be shortened if a battery has been used frequently or for long periods of time. If you are adding water more frequently the system may be overcharging the battery, and it needs to be serviced.

Today's low maintenance and maintenance-free battery's should not require water addition. However, due to a vehicles electrical system sometimes performing at less than 100%, some water addition may be necessary from time to time. Continental Batteries do provide you with removable vent caps in the unlikely event you should have to add water due to an inefficient electrical system in your vehicle. It is advised that you periodically check the water level of your battery.

There will be times when you don't want to add moisture to your skin. Other times you want to add more than usual. Spray more MIST when you want more moisture or use the CREAM by itself for problems such as diaper rash or incontinence. If we added water to the CREAM, we would also need to add some chemicals to keep the CREAM from separating. Then we would be similar to so many others!

You can’t over water, so don’t try to regulate the moisture level in the potting mix. Keep the reservoir filled. When the plants are small, add water every few days. As they grow larger, add water more often. You can easily assess the water usage by the time it takes the water to pour from the overflow hole. Never let the reservoir go dry.

A product called ProTec, found at aquarium and pet stores, can be added to the water to keep it clean.

Under normal operating conditions, you never need to add acid. For a standard auto or marine battery, only distilled, deionized or approved water should be added to achieve the recommended levels mentioned above. When a battery is shipped in a dry state or accidental spillage occurs, electrolyte should be added to the battery. Once filled, a battery should only need periodic water addition.(Return to Top)

No. By adding the acid you are activating the battery. After adding the acid, the battery will be charged 80% to 90% within 15 minutes. It can be used immediately, and the system will complete the charging process once the charger is plugged into the wall.

It is best to check the contents of the water reservoir at every fill-up. On average, the contents of this reservoir will last to approximately 14 to 16 gallons of fuel. It varies from vehicle to vehicle because each one is different and it is also dependent on the driver and driving conditions. During cold weather, any temperatures below 50 degrees, it is necessary that isopropyl alcohol, 70% by volume, be added to act as an anti-freeze.

No. Even though the system fluid is water based and additional water will not "hurt" anything, it will dilute the fluid and negatively impact the cleaning power.

Vented batteries typically lose water over time, via electrolysis during recharging. In hot weather, the water level will go down faster. However, rapid water loss in a battery can also be a sign of overcharging. Check the voltage going to the battery to make sure your system is OK.

I recently did a modification to my 48G by replacing the 32K ram with a surface mount 128x8 RAM. Afterwards, I sandwiched 2nd and 3rd RAM chips by stacking them up and soldering. The 2nd CS was jumpered over to the expansion pin 21a. The decode for the 3rd part was easy to figure out. I've also added a lithium battery to insure memory retention. This thing now has 128K user memory, 128K in port 1, and 128K in port 2. Additional port 2 chips can easily be added.

The softener works by passing the hard water through resin beads, which attract the hard mineral ions to them. This process is called "ion exchange" It takes place with the hard mineral ions (typically calcium and/or magnesium) trading places with the soft sodium/potassium ions. After a period of use the sodium ions are depleted being replaced by calcium and magnesium. The resin then needs to be regenerated with the sodium ions so the resin will again be able to exchange the hard for the soft.

Not when cooking vegetables, meat, poultry and fish. They contain enough water to cook properly without additional water. This produces great tasting, healthy food that retains the nutrients. Everyone who tastes vegetables cooked in a Sport solar oven is surprised at how delicious the flavor is when no additional liquid has been added.

It is a good idea to make sure you have ample water in the bath before beginning a treatment with the Q2 Water Energy System as you cannot add more water half way through the treatment. Once you have turned the Q2 Water Energy System on, it begins to alter the frequency of the water to that inside the tap.

Read the instructions carefully on the inside of the cardboard packaging. We suggest you start by adding the minimum of about 1.5 to 2.0 litres of water. Lie on your bed and test the firmness. Depending on your body type and bedding you will probably need to add more water. Add 500 ml at a time and test for comfort levels. As the pillow's fibre settles over time, plump regularly or even hand wash occasionally. Adding more water will also restore the desired firmness.

No. Our dips are easy to make – you just add Sour Cream or Yogurt. If you prefer a low fat or light Sour Cream or Yogurt the taste will vary slightly.