The $5.7 billion EPA budget will likely undergo massive rewriting by congressional lawmakers, but the document is a declaration of intent by the Trump administration â one that sets the agency fundamentally at odds with the environmental policies of the past eight years and in some cases nearly three decades.
5â Standard Clawfoot Tub. Once the norm, these tubs are still very popular for the old bath enthusiast. Now available in 6 different foot finishes, these tubs measure 60 1/2â long, 30â wide and 24â tall. The water depth is 12 1/2â and faucet centers are 3 3/8â.
A: A standard bathtub holds 24 gallons of water when filled to the rim. Larger tubs hold up to 110 gallons of water when filled all the way. Bathtubs are available in a variety of sizes. To determine the amount of water a tub can hold, multiply the tub's width measurement by its length. Take this result, and multiply by the depth measurement of the tub. Take this result, and divide by 1,728 for the number of cubic feet of water the tub can hold. Multiply this result by 7.5 to obtain the number of gallons of water the tub can hold.