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Answered 2007-07-09 16:22:43
1.65 ml per 44 oz would be a good ratio. However to get this that accurate you need to use an insulin syringe to get the ml broke into tenths. A ratio of 2 ml to 44 oz is not going to hurt anything. Also if you will put a little white vinegar in the mix instead of a couple of oz of water it will last longer. Shepherd 564
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