How many litres of water to fill a normal bath tub?

A normal bath-tub is about 1.5m long by 0.6m wide by 0.3m deep.





1.5 x 0.6 x 0.3 = 0.27m鲁 = 270 litres (approx).How many litres of water to fill a normal bath tub?
You might want to allow for displacement, say 50-70 litres. And I've never seen a bath that was box shaped, so I think 270 lires is way over. Looking at manufacturers web sites, I would estimate 70-150 litres for most baths.

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How many litres of water to fill a normal bath tub?
114 litres !!
Bath tubs vary in size. I estimate 20 to 30 gallons, so around 100 liters on the average.
your standard bathtub is about 40 gallons or 150 Liters
280 litres

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Which spray is good for cleaning shower doors or bath tub...really good spray?

Kaboom!!! nothing better, you spay it and it melts away all the stuff, magic, it makes the work of cleaning the shower very easy. Walmart has it, it is a purple bottle.Which spray is good for cleaning shower doors or bath tub...really good spray?
For my shower doors, I also use Kaboom. (Purple bottle available at walmart, target, most grocery stores) Make sure you don't use too much on the doors...a little goes a long way....I spray the door and let it sit for about 5 minutes and then wipe with paper towels and it works wonderfully.Which spray is good for cleaning shower doors or bath tub...really good spray?
For cleaning the grout in my shower I like Tilex Mold and Mildew spray. For cleaning my tub, I use a Mr Clean Magic Eraser - my tub has never been whiter!
I would recommend this cleaning product called KABOOM. It works so well my mom used it to clean my tub and it worked wonders!!!!! You can also use it to clean shower doors.And you can buy it at lots of stores including Target
Awsome cleaner, it works awsome. I get it at dollar general
I really like Scrubbing Bubbles and the equivalent from the Dollar Store. It works really well. I used to use a product called Scrub Free - it was good too, but the pump action became too much for my wrist.
I would recommend a 50/50 mixture of white distilled vinegar and water, in a spray bottle. I t is very inexpensive, it is a good cleaner, it kills germs, it is natural,and will add a great shine.
I really like this stuff called Kaboom, it comes in a purple bottle and its a foaming cleanser. It really works well and is only like $3 a bottle. I get it at Walmart but you can probably get it any place like that. hope that helps
Best thing I ever used was Lysol Hard Water Stain cleaner. Pleasant odor and the soap scum, etc, just wipes right off. I used it in New Orleans and it was awesome.

I know bath tub mats are to reduce chances of slips and falls, but WHY are the tubs and showers made slippery?

prevents dirt and stain build up. Makes them easy to clean.I know bath tub mats are to reduce chances of slips and falls, but WHY are the tubs and showers made slippery?
For ease of cleaning. If you ever had to clean a rough surfaced tub, you would see that all those particles that make the surface rough , hold onto dirt , minerals and soap scum very well and you would wish you had a sand blaster to get it clean.I know bath tub mats are to reduce chances of slips and falls, but WHY are the tubs and showers made slippery?
That's an excellent question. It's most likely a matter of production concerns trumping safety and user concerns. It's cheaper and easier to make ALL surfaces of a product the same. Another way of saying that is that most folks select the less expensive product and pay the price of unsafe over the life of the thing. There are, however, tubs and showers that have a non-slip surface where you tread. We used one just last week that was excellent in non-slip and had a very good appearance. It was in an upscale home.
The smooth (slippery surface) makes it easier to keep clean. A highly textured surface would hold dirt/soap scum/fungus more efficiently.
To make them easier to clean and more hygenic
makes them easier to clean








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Because a smooth surface is easier to clean as compared to a textured one...Look at the mats, they get downright nasty after awhile and have to be soaked in cleaner or replaced, unless you wipe them down daily...
Most modern tubs and showers are made non slip. It is just that soap scum tends to build up over time and make a non slip tub like a greased pig.
It's cheaper to manufacture a tub with the same surface all over.





The mats work well, and can be washed in the washing machine, along with a couple of towels (for friction). Add vinegar to the wash to help with stains.

How funny would it be if a peanut was in your bath tub?

And was singing High School Musical songs into your loofa?How funny would it be if a peanut was in your bath tub?
Hmmm, a butt peanut, LOL. I am not sure if I would like it singing into my loofa, though. I think my loofa would be singing to the peanut. =)How funny would it be if a peanut was in your bath tub?
LOL, you bet. Thanx for picking my answer. I have to watch my loofa from now on. =)

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Not as funny as if it was in your tub. Maybe Rubber Duckie invited him/her/it.
not very funny.. kinda weird
lol, I wish I had a peanut in my bathtub.
hahahahah????? I don't know if this is just me, but this is soooooo NOT funny!
yeah, this isn't really that funny. unless you're slap-happy right now. its pretty stupid actually.
The tub part is HILARIOUS.


you're going a little far with the singing thing.
About as funny as your question, stupid..
i think i would be questioning who could have drugged my food.
LOL

Are you more electrifying then throwing a hair dryer in a bath tub full of wate?

I'm more electrifying than sticking a fork in an electrical socket.Are you more electrifying then throwing a hair dryer in a bath tub full of wate?
I'm more electrifying than Chuck Norris, Jet Li, and Jackie Chan having a throw down in the middle of a severe thunderstorm with dramatic music playing in the back ground.Are you more electrifying then throwing a hair dryer in a bath tub full of wate?
im more electrifying than a AA battery


is that good
i'm more electrifying than putting all things that are electrical together (if thats even possible to do) :)
Alright fella


I have not got a clue , and there is no way i am putting my knob in the electric socket to find out either ...
I'm more electrifying than a thunderstorm :D
Why yes of course :)





Are you??

Porcelain bath tub that has been scratched?

White porcelain bath tub.........how do you repair scratches? Will it rust over time?Porcelain bath tub that has been scratched?
you can buy a porcelain repair kit. (@ Home depot)


yes, if you do nothing it can rustPorcelain bath tub that has been scratched?
It could rust if you do not repair it.





You could pick up a kit from home depot or lowes for a do it yourself option. There are also many contractors who specialize in scratch repairs, who may be able to make the scratch seem like it was never there at all. It may cost you about $100-200 depending on the size.

What is the best bath tub?

I am trying to find the best bath tube to purchase for my new born. He is due on feb 18th. I want a tub i can use as an newborn, infant and toddler. Please give me links and pictures.What is the best bath tub?
This is the tub we have http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d鈥?/a> Our son is 11 weeks old and we have been using it since his cord fell off. The sling is good for newborns. We are still using it but our son will be too big before long. When they are too big you unhook the lower end of the sling and your baby can sit on a built in seat in the bottom of the tub and still use the head rest to support his head. Once he doesn't need the headrest you can remove the entire sling and just use the tub. We love ours and use it for every bath.What is the best bath tub?
It's a waste of money trying to find one you can use for newborn, infant, and toddler stages. You're better off using the kitchen sink or just getting a REALLY cheap tub to use at first.





We used a tub for about 3 months until we finally realized it was a waste of effort. Then we just got a bath sponge our son could lay on in the tub. Then, when he could sit up well, we just sat him up in the tub.





A baby bath tub for a toddler and older infant is kind of impractical.
I haven't got a chance to use it yet cause my baby will not be born til late april but I bought the Primo Eurobath. I believe its the biggest one out there. So if u have a regular size bathtub to put it in it MIGHT not fit. I have a garden tub so I am fine. I knew it was big but its just what I wanted, I can't wait to use it. It has no pads or anything on it which I am glad cause I was afraid of having those turn moldy or mildewy, didn't want to mess with that at all. u can use this one from birth to 2yrs and another thing I love about it is its pretty deep, which means the babies body can pretty much be submerged into the water (depending on the amount of water u put in) that way the baby wont get cold.





I had read alot of tub reviews and everyone kept saying how their baby would cry and hate baths but it was probably because it was cold, I'd cry too if I was not in the warm water. anyway the link is below, check it out.





I can not find this in the stores I ordered mine from toys r us. :-) if u go to the toys r us link below u can read through the 273 reviews on it, it has a very good rating. again its big but on the Primobaby site they give u an idea on how to store it by hanging on the wall. that is what I am gonna do :-)





Edit: I just have to come back and add, and I know everyone is different but for me I could NEVER use a kitchen sink to bath a baby, that will just make me puke all over the place that is so nasty. Justing thinking of our dirty it could be and the fact that u rinse off raw meat in there and everything, ehhhhhh I don't care if it was cloroxed first that is soooo nasty to me I could not do it.
sry I have 2 kids and I never had a baby tub


what they were newborns I used the kitchen sink with a towl en the bottom and when they out grew the sink they took a normal bath with the sit in seat to keep them in place.





I think that those tubs are just a marketing scam to make us spend more then we need.
I bought a tub with my daughter but then when we had our son we never bought one. I am expecting again and will not buy one. You will not use it very often. But if you are set in getting one I would get one that is reasonably priced and doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You will just be paying for the look. If you can get a bath that grows with your baby. Try to get something so you can get the best out of your money.
This is the one we bought for our son!! We love it!!


http://www.walmart.com/catalog/detail.gs鈥?/a>


It does have a sling that fits into that you can use when you give your newborn a sponge bath or when they are very little. We used in on the counter at first then put it in the bath tub once we took the sling out!


Congrats on your little one!!!
Honestly, I doubt you'll use a tub much. I take a bath with my baby every night. We both get cleaned and bond..and there isn't an extra tub getting in the way or needing to be filled, emptied, or cleaned. You can also by a floatie foam pad for the big tub. You'll only use a baby tub til your wee one is sitting up really well anyway. Why waste the money?
I bought this one originally:


http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>





and while it was nice to have for the first few weeks when we were so nervous bathing him, he outgrew it really quickly. The last time we used it we could only put like a quarter of an inch of water in it because he displaced so much!





Now I have this one:


http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>





and I think that's what I should have bought from the very start. It's amazing and should grow with him just fine.
i got this one for my son





http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>
I spent a huge amount of money on a first steps one that leaked.





My 20 dollar target brand one is perfect.

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