Concentrate Yield and Bottles per Container

A pail that yields tens of gallons of finished solution. Most of the value of a concentrate lives here: the cost per finished gallon is a fraction of the purchase price, and that fraction is what a ready-to-use comparison misses.

The yield assumes the container is full and the dilution is exactly as stated. Solution left in a mixing tank at the end of a shift, over-pouring and a worn dispenser all reduce the yield, and none of them appear in the arithmetic. This is a planning figure for the values entered, not a measured result. Coverage rates, product yields and application rates are properties of a specific product, applicator and substrate, and the label or data sheet for the product you are using always takes precedence over the default here. The EPA-registered label governs. Using a registered antimicrobial inconsistently with its labeling is unlawful under 7 U.S.C. 136j(a)(2)(G), and 40 CFR 156.10(i)(2)(ii) requires every label to carry that statement. This tool does arithmetic; it does not approve a dilution, and it does not determine compliance.