Liquid Measure Conversion Table

One liter equals 4.2 cups so four of your bottles would give you 8. For a
handy little free program that will convert most any measurement for you go
get Versaverter:
http://www.pawprint.net/vv/

In news:Vo95c.34413$u_5.13885@fe2.texas.rr.com,
Brian Worthey <bworthey@grapejam.rr.com> stated

| Can someone point me to one? I bought some water today and I can't
| remember my math when it comes to converting it all. Pints, quarts,
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| B-Worthey

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> Can someone point me to one? I bought some water today and I can't
> remember my math when it comes to converting it all. Pints, quarts,
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>
> B-Worthey

nope......you're right on the mark
2L is just slightly more than 8 - 8 ounce glasses.

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> Can someone point me to one? I bought some water today and I can't
> remember my math when it comes to converting it all. Pints, quarts,
> etc. Basically I have 0.5 liter bottles and I'm wondering how many I
> need to drink to get my daily 8 glasses. I'm thinking 4. Am I way
> off?

Sorry.......I hit send too soon.
http://www.convert-me.com/en/convert/volume

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Thanks so much. It just didn't look like enough looking at those four
bottles. I can do four bottles! LOL!

B-Worthey

> Can someone point me to one? I bought some water today and I can't remember
> my math when it comes to converting it all. Pints, quarts, etc. Basically
> I have 0.5 liter bottles and I'm wondering how many I need to drink to get
> my daily 8 glasses. I'm thinking 4. Am I way off?
>
> B-Worthey

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> Can someone point me to one? I bought some water today and I can't remember
> my math when it comes to converting it all. Pints, quarts, etc. Basically
> I have 0.5 liter bottles and I'm wondering how many I need to drink to get
> my daily 8 glasses. I'm thinking 4. Am I way off?

Convert to metric. You want 2 liters per day.

http://www.delorie.com/health/eng-met.html

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Google has an awesome calculator now. Just put in "cups to tablespoons" or
whatever your conversion is and it seems to have almost everything...

> Can someone point me to one? I bought some water today and I can't remember
> my math when it comes to converting it all. Pints, quarts, etc. Basically
> I have 0.5 liter bottles and I'm wondering how many I need to drink to get
> my daily 8 glasses. I'm thinking 4. Am I way off?
>
> B-Worthey

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for all your measurement needs

to to www.goolgle.com

type in

.5 liters in cups

and the answer will pop up

works for all measurements

Placid

> Can someone point me to one? I bought some water today and I can't remember
> my math when it comes to converting it all. Pints, quarts, etc. Basically
> I have 0.5 liter bottles and I'm wondering how many I need to drink to get
> my daily 8 glasses. I'm thinking 4. Am I way off?
>
> B-Worthey

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PlacidBull - 15 Mar 2004 11:12 GMT

sure typed that one wrong

go to www.google.com

If you type in .5 liters in ounces the answer pops up

.5 liters = 16.9070113 US fluid ounces

if you type .5 liters in cups the answer pops up

.5 liters = 2.11337641 US cups

> for all your measurement needs
>
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> > B-Worthey

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> Can someone point me to one? I bought some water today and I can't remember
> my math when it comes to converting it all. Pints, quarts, etc. Basically
> I have 0.5 liter bottles and I'm wondering how many I need to drink to get
> my daily 8 glasses. I'm thinking 4. Am I way off?

http://www.onlineconversion.com/

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