Depends on the tub, but usually about 40-50 gallons.
The bottom of the bathtub is inclined. It leads towards the drain. They make it so that water will go straight to the drain and wont just settle. It would then take force to keep the water up the incline (away from the drain). That followes the definition of an incline plane.
about 100-150 gallonsAnother opinion75 - 80 gallons Your bathtub may be bigger than mine. So, measure length times width times depth of the water and multply by 7.5 to get the amount of gallons in your tub... or any other vessel.
The floor of a bathtub is designed as an inclined plane to allow water to flow towards the drain efficiently. This incline helps gravity pull the water downwards, preventing it from pooling in one spot. The slight slope also aids in preventing slipping accidents by allowing excess water to drain away, reducing the risk of standing water causing a hazard.
1 gallon = 4 quarts (1 x 4 = 4)3 gallons x 4 minutes = 12 gallons12(gallons) x 4(quarts) = 48(quarts)
There is an old couple in Pittsburg that fills the bottles in their bathtub.
It depends on how big your bathtub is.
30 gallons
gallons
It depends on how big your bathtub is.
Assuming that you are asking does a bathtub hold 350 ml of water: 350 ml of water is not very much water, a typical water bottle that you hold in your hand has more than 350 ml of water in it, so a bathtub big enough to hold a person will hold many times that much.
The sewer line is plugged or collasped. The sink and bathtub may drain because they drain at a slower rate. Toilet is all at once and the drain can't handle it. Water has to go somewhere so it backs up in the sink and tub.
over 45,000 gallons per year
loads
Depends on the tub, but usually about 40-50 gallons.
That depends upon the volume of the object that is put into the water in the bathtub.
75 gallons. Typical bathtub dimensions 5ft x 2 ft x 1 ft (waterline) = 10 cubic ft = ~75 gallons or 284 liters