Sentences with phrase «gallon bucket of water»

For your efforts you will have a solar water heater which will heat up a 5 gallon bucket of water to well over 40 degrees celcius (the temperature of a hot bath).

Mix 250g (half a pound) of damp grounds in a five - gallon bucket of water; let sit outdoors to get to air temperature and you have a liquid fertilizer.

Additionally, a person is 16 times more likely to die by drowning in a five - gallon bucket of water than they are to die as the result of a fatal pit bull attack.

«It felt like a 5 - gallon bucket of water had spilled out.

I got a five gallon bucket of water, and started by lighting a match and throwing it in.

Not exact matches

Organizations like Nuru Intl., which seeks to help end extreme poverty, hold campus events where students walk with a five - gallon bucket filled with water for a certain amount of time or distance.

The historic nature of the site means we use mostly 18th - century methods, hand bucketing water from the boiler to the wooden 120 gallons mash tubs, rowing mash with wood mash rakes.

Older kids generally take me up on my suggestion, but the younger kids usually look across the way to where I'm pointing, then return to methodically emptying those 5 gallon buckets onto the ground, or, when they get tired of that, into any other empty container they find to fill — a wagon, the inside of a tire, another watering can — but rarely the garden.

The helicopters are equipped with «Bambi Buckets» that carry 250 gallons of water.

Half a million gallons of water may be a drop in the bucket of an ocean environment, but it's a tripling in size for the Salt Lake City - area aquarium, which moves to a new and greatly expanded home in a southern suburb.

To clean eating implements adequately, Hargreaves proposes a rigorous approach to washing in which backpackers would first fill each of three large bowls or buckets with about 5 liters (1 1/3 gallons) of clean water.

Add the water and the soil to a gallon - size bucket or jar and keep in a place out of direct heat or cold (I keep in my garage).

In comparison, the average person in Ethiopia uses just under 3 gallons, or a single bucket of water, each day!

Ice sculptures — bowl or bucket or bottom half of a gallon jug — fill with water, toys, treats (carrots and apples work really well!)

Remember, the bucket should never be filled to the top, so it will take a six - gallon bucket to hold five gallons of water.

It should hold a minimum of 3 gallons of water which should be changed daily and the bucket disinfected weekly.

Cool off at our Surfside Waterpark, which features 30 - foot water slides, a 400 - gallon drench bucket, swimming pool, kid's pool, and mesmerizing views of the Disneyland ® fireworks display.

As jets and wheels spray water throughout the entire structure, a 317 - gallon bucket drops a wave of water every five minutes onto those below.

A favorite of the kids is Castaway Cove, the pirate themed water park area which features a large pirate ship, water cannons, slides, a wading pool and a 200 - gallon bucket that pours down every few minutes.

So if you're out on the ocean ans your boat is taking on 100 gallons of water per hour, and you can only bucket / pump out 95 gallons per hour then you have a problem.

While I am pretty good about keeping them short and am learning to take navy showers, it never hit home just how much water I was using until I had to put water in a 5 gallon bucket and figure out how to get all of the soap out of long hair without using all the water up.

Could I (we) learn to keep a bucket in our showers and use under 5 gallons of water?

Fill a bucket with a half - gallon of water.

If I pour 1.5 gallons of water into a bucket I have poured more than half a gallon of water into the bucket.

Our winner managed to heat a 5 gallon bucket of cold water to 170 degrees Fahrenheit on a day that averaged 76 degrees, thanks to some frugal ingenuity, gravity, and that big flaming ball in the sky.

However, all of those are still just a drop in the bucket in the face of the sheer quantities of water which must be dealt with - as much as 30 billion gallons per year.

Some of these activities will simply go into the management bucket; however, there are many small expenses that are easy to skip over, such as priming an oil furnace that has been run dry or troubleshooting a 60,000 gallon monthly water usage bill by ultimately finding and fixing a leaky toilet.