Pro Blend Bottle Proportioner or Dispenser Pump??

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About to make an order from Autogeek. I'm getting supplies so I can use ONR during the winter. I am getting a gallon of ONR and just remembered how hard it is to pour from a gallon container. So I have seen these two products and wonder which does a better job. Both have bad reviews so if any of you have another way to easily getting the liquid out without it running down the side, that would be great!

Pro Blend Bottle Proportioner 128 oz.

Universal Dispenser Pump, Gallon Pump Dispenser, half gallon bottle pump
 
I go with problend on the 32 oz bottles and the pump dispenser for the gallon. The gallon bottles are too big for me to pick up and dump all the time like you have to with the problend. I would also prefer the pump with the 1/2 gallon bottles too.'
 
I have both...I have the pro blend on the hyper dressing and dispenser pump on my APC+...

I like both
 
Thanks Jenn and Jeff. Picked up the dispenser pump.
 
I'm reviving this thread as I am interested in the Pro Blends...how do you guys like the Pro Blends? I was thinking of getting it for the gallon jugs of OPC and ONR. The reason being, I'm thinking the pumps would just "splash" everywhere and I wouldn't be able to get a proper measurement. Please give me your opinions/thoughts/suggestions.
 
Alex, I find the gallon jugs to big for the proportioner. The pump works great. I have never had a splashing problem. And one pump = 1oz.
 
I have both size proportioners and I have no complaints.
I'd still prefer a pump and measuring cup though
 
tw33k2514 said:
Alex, I find the gallon jugs to big for the proportioner. The pump works great. I have never had a splashing problem. And one pump = 1oz.
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HHMMMM.......Now I'd mainly use this to fill up my 32oz spray bottles. I know I could directly pump the product into the spray bottle. So my question...is it that accurate to where 1 pump = 1oz

Ryan R said:
I have both size proportioners and I have no complaints.
I'd still prefer a pump and measuring cup though
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My question applies for you as well...see above.
 
I'd say it's about that. I have spray bottles with ounces on it and dilution ratios marked on it as well.
 
It has been dead accurate for me. BUT, I have only used it with APC like liquids. Idk how it would perform with something like a wax or compound.
 
Ryan R said:
I'd say it's about that. I have spray bottles with ounces on it and dilution ratios marked on it as well.
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Awesome...thanks man...Imma look into the pump. Thanks for the info!


tw33k2514 said:
It has been dead accurate for me. BUT, I have only used it with APC like liquids. Idk how it would perform with something like a wax or compound.
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I'm just using it for ONR and OPC. Hmm...Imma have to look more into the pumps then. Thanks man! I apprecaite it.
 
No problem. Oh, and your BFWD should be there in a day or 2!
 
tw33k2514 said:
No problem. Oh, and your BFWD should be there in a day or 2!
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SSSSWWWEEEETTTTTTT!! Thanks Ben!!!! I'll get it Monday since I go to my fiance's straight after work tomorrow. I can't wait to use it!
 
I have the Pro Blend. It helps when using the gallon jugs, like the Meguiar's line. But since most of their bottles have pre-measured dilution rates, I find its easier for me to just use a funnel and pour directly into the spray bottles. But for other applications it does work really well. Its a good tool to have, but I don't find myself reaching for it that often. This is making me what to mix up some bottles lol

I've never used the pump
 
I've never used the pro blend but I have several of the pumps and I find that they leak if I try to lock them down after I use them and If I leave them up they make the bottle too tall to fit on my shelf. I use the 32oz HDPE dispensing bottles that have a built in measuring cup for .5 and 1 oz.

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In general, the pump is a better choice for dispensing from larger gallons.....:props:
 
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