XJet Dilution Masterclass 

You are correct. But most likely you have a 2.5 gpm machine. So you would average out between the 2 gpm and 3 gpm which would give you an xjet draw of one. Average out .8 plus 1.2 gives you 1.

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I believe you misunderstood what I said in the video. My video stated that in a 1 gallon bottle of 10% pool chlorine, there are 0.1 gallons of SH and 0.9 gallons of water. If we add 1.6 gallon of water like you said above the total water becomes 2.5 gallons. The ratio of SH to TOTAL SOLUTION is 1: 2.6 - This is how you calculate the strength of a solution. You find the ratio of the active chemical to the total liquid in the bucket. That's the "%SH" the solution is. The ratio of SH to Water would be 1:2.5 in your example. This is just the ratio of SH to water. This is not how you calculate the strength of a solution. Why? Let's use a 10% bottle of pool shock. If we followed your math where we calculate the strength of a solution by dividing the amount of SH the amount of water, we get 1/0.9... Which equals 0.111 That would mean the pool companies are lying and they're 10% bottle of SH is actually 11%. To summarize, you find the strength of a solution by taking the volume/amount of active chemicals in it and then dividing by the total volume of the whole solution. You then divide this number by the open proportioner on your Xjet card to get the strength of your solution.

Wouldn't that make your 2% soap mix come out at like .75%

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