been cracking my head as i dono the density of the liduid detergent...
my suppliers change everything into kg and i know this will help them save alot of money and cheat on me.....
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how to convert 1kg of liquid detergent into litres
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Re: how to convert 1kg of liquid detergent into litres
by Guest » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:49 pm
janson wrote:been cracking my head as i dono the density of the liduid detergent...
my suppliers change everything into kg and i know this will help them save alot of money and cheat on me.....
Measure the density with a hydrometer. The other choice would be to weigh a measured amount.
They can also cheat you by adding more water. Since detergent is a mixture, there is no "one and only" density. It can vary according to how it is manufactured.
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