How many litres?

[simpo two]

- roughly, in a 1700 x 750 double-ended bath (not a deep one), up to overflow but excluding volume of body?

[titiany]

um....

why?

[titiany]

at a guess, about 200-250 litres?

[simpo two]

Actually, it was a perfectly clean, above-board, no-smut question!

I'm getting a shower pump which works at 10-18 litres per minute and wanted to see how long it would take to fill the bath if I connected it to a waterfall spout.



BTW how much is a litre of custard?

[titiany]

I didn't at all imply that the question was smutty!

in fact I just thought it was a bit of a daft question.

But you carry on, mate.

[randlemarcus]

koenig999 said:

ps the wife says I'm not to poke my tape measure into the bath whilst she is on it again.

Could have been worse - could have been the loo...

MrsKoenig said:

[koenig999]

Oooh, it was a metal one as well, and I didn't warm it up!

Koenig

[V6GTO]

koenig999 said:

in Cm = 170 x 75 x 32 = 408,000 cc = 408 litres. 1 litre = 1000 cc 1 cc = 1 cm x 1 cm x 1cm

But that's assuming square sides, which no bath I've ever seen has.

Martin.

[muley]

V6GTO said:

koenig999 said: in Cm = 170 x 75 x 32 = 408,000 cc = 408 litres. 1 litre = 1000 cc 1 cc = 1 cm x 1 cm x 1cm But that's assuming square sides, which no bath I've ever seen has. Martin.

I agree, you should probably knock off a third for a rough calculation.

[simpo two]

muley said:

I agree, you should probably knock off a third for a rough calculation.

And another third for me!