It depends how big it is and how deep you fill it.
A:Get a bucket that you know the size of (normal buckets hold up to 4.5 gallons (18 liters)). Next time you fill the bath, fill it bucket by bucket. Then you will know how much water you have used.You can measure the shower in a slightly different way. Count how many seconds it takes to fill the bucket. Then time your normal shower. If it takes 60 seconds to fill a 5 gallon bucket and you take a 4 minute shower, you will use 20 gallons of water for your shower. That's a lot of water!
A:According to the BBC Website, a bath can hold 80 litres of water. A:2 x 4.5 x 1 = 9 cubic feet.
Now one (1) cubic foot of space will hold 7.48051945 gallons of any liquid, so to find the tub's volume in gallons, one must simply multiply this decimal by its volume in cubic feet.
The answer is as follows:
9 x 7.48051945 = 67.3 (rounded to the nearest tenth)
Therefore, a bathtub with the dimensions described above will hold about sixty-seven gallons of water when completely full.
A:35 to 40 gallons for typical tub A:The average bathtub will hold 40 to 60 gallons when completely filled. A:Depends on how big the bathtub is but average bathtub size is about 80 liters A:Typically data on water conservation use a bathtub volume of 25 to 340 gallons for comparison with showers. Larger jetted tubs (whirlpools, jacuzzis, etc.) exist but these would be special cases.Chat with our AI personalities
It depends on the size of the "cup" you're using, the size of the bathtub you're trying to fill, and what you consider "full."
If you bathe with 15 gallons of water, then you would multiply that by 16 to get the number of 8-ounce cups, and you get 240.
On average, a standard bathtub holds around 80-100 gallons of water, which is equivalent to approximately 640-800 cups of water.
If you have an average north American bathtub you can have an adequate bath in about 25 US gallons of water.
A standard bathtub can hold an average of 40-60 gallons of water, which is equivalent to about 160-240 cups of water.
The weight of the bath tub must be a given because of the variables of construction and materials. Measure the interior length, depth, and width to the nearest foot. Multiply these values together and then multiply by 7.48 gals/cuft.
There are 1.69 cups in 400ml of water.
There are approximately 2.96 cups of water in 700ml.
120 grams of water is equivalent to approximately 0.5 cups.