I don't have the time to look it up so hopefully some of you brainiacs can answer this.
120"x72"x22" pool holds how many gallons? It's only filled to about 3/4.
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I don't have the time to look it up so hopefully some of you brainiacs can answer this.
120"x72"x22" pool holds how many gallons? It's only filled to about 3/4.
Is it a oval, rectangle, or square?
Give me the full spec's. In Feet!
Also have to take into consideration shallow end, deep end, shit like that.
I would think 7-8 gallons should cover it.
are you going to fill the pool with miracle whip?
Do I win something if I get it right?.....If not see my friends comment....LOL:DQuote:
Originally Posted by 0rion
My pool is 32 ft long, 16 feet wide, has an 8 foot deep end and a 3 foot shallow end with a slope and its 32,000 gallons. I have no idea how they figured that out though... Of course thats a much larger scale
if he is sitting in the pool 7 or 8 gallons should be about right to bring the water level to the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Luos
if it has that much water in it its over tss's head....BUAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nhra Firebird
i smell a jello filled pool on the way..... that can be the only reason for this thread........... boobs and jello, gods gift to all
Miracle Whip LIGHT!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nhra Firebird
We'll need pics & vids!
of jello and boobsQuote:
Originally Posted by Hot Black Trans-Am
i vote for stang 5 o2002's avatar.... lets see em man
can somebody convert gallons to jars of miracle whip?
i wanna see some orange jello personally
I wouldn't mind seeing it filled with Hunt's ketchupQuote:
Originally Posted by jaslivers
pudding
it would have to be chocolate for it to workQuote:
Originally Posted by Hot Black Trans-Am
The calculation for a rectangle pool is: ((Shallow end depth + deep end depth) / 2) * length * width) = pool volume in cubic feet
Pool cubic feet * 7.5 = gallons of water the pool holds except in Oklahoma where the answer is a bunch.