I have a similar toilet story, but mine ended with 3 gallons on human waste on me.

We also eat organic food, so milk is $7 per gallon.

But true, it helps, like filling a swimming pool with a 5 gallon buckt, over time it works.

Another way to calculate is find out how many gallons the pool holds. 1 cubic foot = 7.48 gallons.Take the amount of gallons, say 20,000 / 7.48 = 2674 cubic feet.2674 cubic feet equals = 99 cubic yards.You could add a bit more for the top of the pool that you don't fill up, but the decking and broken up gunite, plaster, tile etc, should take care of this.

A gallon of Odor Out in an average livingroom, sprayed everywhere and wiped down worked pretty good.

We acquired a triplex a few years ago with 4-washrooms, all but one of which contained an old 5 gallon toilet.

I remember paying ~$1.00 for a gallon of the regular stuff.

In addition to the tax and social security rates, both of which were higher than the US, I was paying about $1.75/gallon for gas, and their "national sales tax" (value added tax-the standard in the EU) was about 11%.

My young wife in those days complained about milk going up a few cents a gallon.

I get 20 cents off of 30 gallons of gas for every $50 spent on these cards!