Ok, so I forgot to turn off the faucet to the shower all the way today & every second there was a big sploosh. I’d say 10millilitres. So, I was wondering just how much water I’d have to pay for were it not turned off. This is a all for STOICH! It’s really easy: put everything in 2 rows. Make sure the qualifiers match top & bottom, multiply the quantities in-row & divide the top & bottom. Since the “ml, sec, hr” cancel out, that left me with Litres on the top & days on the bottom.

10 ml 3600 sec 1 L 24 hr =864000 =864 L/
1 sec 1 hr 1000 ml 1 day =1000 day

But seriously? 864? That’s a LOT! (To put in perspective, it’s .864 cubic meters too) And since I’m being charged by the 1000 gallons, after 4 straight days, I’m in the next higher payment bracket. Something to check for on vacations certainly!