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Dilution Ratio Calculator

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Calculates how much concentrate and water are needed to mix a cleaning or chemical product at a given X:Y dilution ratio.

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Concentrate Needed (L)

0.250

The amount of concentrate to use.

Water Needed (L)

0.750

The amount of water to add.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is a dilution ratio applied?

A ratio like 1:3 means 1 part concentrate to 3 parts water, for 4 total parts. Concentrate Needed = Final Volume / Total Parts x Concentrate Parts, and Water Needed is the remainder.

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