How much is a quart???
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How much is a quart???
Alright, how much is a quart?
I am buying premixed concrete bags and you need to add 3.5 quarts to every 66lb bag of concrete.
Since I am one of those mixed up canadians that grew up during the conversion from imperial to metric, I have no clue how much a quart is....
I am buying premixed concrete bags and you need to add 3.5 quarts to every 66lb bag of concrete.
Since I am one of those mixed up canadians that grew up during the conversion from imperial to metric, I have no clue how much a quart is....
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Alright, how much is a quart?
I am buying premixed concrete bags and you need to add 3.5 quarts to every 66lb bag of concrete.
Since I am one of those mixed up canadians that grew up during the conversion from imperial to metric, I have no clue how much a quart is....
I am buying premixed concrete bags and you need to add 3.5 quarts to every 66lb bag of concrete.
Since I am one of those mixed up canadians that grew up during the conversion from imperial to metric, I have no clue how much a quart is....
of water per say, is 32 fluid ounces, a Liter is 33.9 ounces if im not mistaken. Im assuming that ur speaking of water?
Lets see, u need 3.5 quarts of water per 66 lb bag,
U will need 3.5 quarts x 32 ounces = 113.6 ounces of water, which is just shy of a liquid gallon of 128 ounces,
Hope this helps
RIck
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Here's a good little program that takes the guesswork out of conversions.
http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/
MikeyB
http://joshmadison.net/software/convert/
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My favorite one here. http://www.onlineconversion.com/
I use it for concrete work also.
I use it for concrete work also.
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I disagree. After using it quite extensively the last 3 years I love it.
What I hate is using both system's. Having to have 2 set's of tools. I wish we would just change everything and be done with it. 1L is 1 kg. a cubic meter is 1000L which is 1 metric ton. BAR G is even OK when you get used to it. Instead of 8-1/2 x 11 and 8-1/2 x 14 you have A4 paper which is somewhere in between. It is a system that makes sense. If we would just change over cold turkey and teach it in school the next generation would love us for it. It makes everything a lot easier for commerce in a Global economy. It would save us money in the long run.
What I hate is using both system's. Having to have 2 set's of tools. I wish we would just change everything and be done with it. 1L is 1 kg. a cubic meter is 1000L which is 1 metric ton. BAR G is even OK when you get used to it. Instead of 8-1/2 x 11 and 8-1/2 x 14 you have A4 paper which is somewhere in between. It is a system that makes sense. If we would just change over cold turkey and teach it in school the next generation would love us for it. It makes everything a lot easier for commerce in a Global economy. It would save us money in the long run.
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Going on 30 years after we changed, were still not fully converted. we have 2x4's plywood is in 4x8 sheets I know I'm getting good fuel economy when I'm at 20 Mpg I know 0*c is freezing and 22*c is room temperature your celing is generally 8 feet off the floor and all the short measurements are in feet and inches, all the long distances are in kilometers. I jump on the bathroom scale and I am 194 pounds but I know how much 500 grams are.
I suppose it's just me and what I have grown up with knowing. Some things are easier in metric and others are easier in imperial.
The concrete turned out ok, I don't think much of the premixed "just add water" bags. In my mind the stones need to be larger. That stuff was not much more than course sand....
Edit: the sign in home depot read : for each 30Kg bag makes approx .52 cu foot
I suppose it's just me and what I have grown up with knowing. Some things are easier in metric and others are easier in imperial.
The concrete turned out ok, I don't think much of the premixed "just add water" bags. In my mind the stones need to be larger. That stuff was not much more than course sand....
Edit: the sign in home depot read : for each 30Kg bag makes approx .52 cu foot
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i use both and prefer metric for fine measurements.. normally not a problem, but with the old guys i work with, they are imperal measurements.. so their idea of a quart or gallon is more than my idea of a quart or gallon [i only use us numbers for gallons/quarts/pints]