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antifungal musings
Jul. 29th, 2011 04:42 pmDear fungicide manufacturer,
I like that your anti-fungal spray product has a concentated refill available. However, when the sprayer is 23 oz (or whatever), I don't want the refill instructions to be in gallons. I'm not devoting a gallon bucket to this chemical when I already have a vessel that is contamnated with it and can be used to apply said chemical. I also don't want to do the math in converting down to the sprayer size, especially when the concentrate is measured in freaking teaspoons. I won't devote myself to the imprecision of using empirical measure for this, because I *do* have 1/8 and 1/16 tsp measures. You can be sure, however, that I'm not devoting them to this. How about these for instructions: fill up our spray bottle with water and use this handy dropper to add the concentrate?
Regards, etc.
I like that your anti-fungal spray product has a concentated refill available. However, when the sprayer is 23 oz (or whatever), I don't want the refill instructions to be in gallons. I'm not devoting a gallon bucket to this chemical when I already have a vessel that is contamnated with it and can be used to apply said chemical. I also don't want to do the math in converting down to the sprayer size, especially when the concentrate is measured in freaking teaspoons. I won't devote myself to the imprecision of using empirical measure for this, because I *do* have 1/8 and 1/16 tsp measures. You can be sure, however, that I'm not devoting them to this. How about these for instructions: fill up our spray bottle with water and use this handy dropper to add the concentrate?
Regards, etc.