"Elaine T" wrote in message
t...
Larry Blanchard wrote:
In article , eetmail-
says...

5 drops is about 1/2 ml. A teaspoon is 5 ml, so if you use 1/8 tsp,
you should be in range.


Actually, there are 60 drops in a teaspoon, but 50 is probably good
enough for a working number.

I thought 60 was way too many when I looked it up, so I took a
teaspoon and an eyedropper and tested. Results varied from 58-62 so
60 it is.

Ack. Remind me not to do math when I'm sick again. Did you count
water or ammonia? I've always gotten 20 drops/ml with water (goofed
above) which would put 100 drops in a teaspoon. But different liquids
and droppers give different results.

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Was that a US teaspoon (4.93ml), a UK teaspoon (3.63ml) or a 5ml metric
teaspoon ? ;~).
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