Division 12: Furnishings; Division 13: Special Construction (for example, greenhouses) Division 14: Conveying Equipment (elevators, escalators, lifts) Division 21: Fire Suppression; Division 22: Plumbing; Division 23: Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning; Division 26: Electrical; Division 27: Communications
Note the different sizes of shot glasses. A typical glass holds 1 1/2 oz; however, there are many bars that have 1 oz glasses. Double shot glasses holds 3 oz and are more beneficial to hold additional ingredients, such as whipped cream. 3. Understand the clear difference between dash and splash.
Some shot glasses contain 1.5 ounces, some contain two ounces, and some contain 50 milliliters. But for todayâs purposes, letâs define a shot as 1.5 ounces; this is the size most customers are given when they order a shot of liquor at a bar. If you do the math, one handle of liquor will yield you almost exactly 40 1.5-ounce shots. Just for the record, itâll also yield you about 30 two-ounce shots, and about 35 50-milliliter shots.