[SEL] O.T O.T O.T Need to talk to a math expert

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In a message dated 3/18/2009 8:43:37 PM Central Daylight Time,  
rowlands1941 at roadrunner.com writes:

I would  probably use the five gallon bucket as the standard of measurement 
for  your application.   I don't know how many cubic feet a bucket is,  and 
I'm not dressed to go out and find one to measure one right  now.

Rick



Hi Rick,
You can use this conversion factor:      gallons (USA)  cubic feet  x 0.1337 
take your 5 gallon bucket times 0.1337  to arrive  at 0.6685 cubic feet.  I 
think your idea of using a bucket as the standard  is excellent as it doesn't 
weigh as much as a full cubic foot plus it comes with  a handle and is readily 
available at little or no cost.  Since the formula  calls for cubic feet 
units, a five gallon bucket can be substituted so long  as the bucket is used for 
each ingredient.
Ron  
 
 
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