^ well yeah that makes sense... it basically replaces the space it would've taken. I can't even say I haven't had my coffee yet.
P.S. What about ShamWOW!??!!?!?!?!?
... not sure if serious.
you need to send the Vince Signal.^ well yeah that makes sense... it basically replaces the space it would've taken. I can't even say I haven't had my coffee yet.
P.S. What about ShamWOW!??!!?!?!?!?
No. The smaller container does not grant extra volume when its within the larger container. And the object itself takes up a small amount of space.
Hey I was hoping it would buy me more time at the very least! 2 buckets!!!!!!
Depends on if the smaller bucket floats in the bigger bucket when both are full of water. You could potentially gain 2qt in that 2gal bucket if it can perfectly float at the top without breaking water tension (it cannot), or somewhat less if it can kinda float at the top (like if it's made of styrofoam). You're likely to end up with a little leakage though unless you can maintain the position of the floaty bucket.I have a small drip leak in the basement (relief valve). I put a 2-gallon bucket under it. If I put another smaller 2-qt bucket within that bucket, does it allow me more volume before I have to clear it?
Shit, and I thought Perk or Olds would say that.You could just fix the goddamn leak.
Get out of here with your crazy talk. Why would he fix anything that delay until it becomes a disaster?You could just fix the goddamn leak.
what are you fuckin crazy?You could just fix the goddamn leak.
Get out of here with your crazy talk. Why would he fix anything that delay until it becomes a disaster?
Any mormans here?Two months later...
"I have a basement full of water. I have my wife fill buckets of water and take them out. If I get another smaller wife and put her in the bucket, does it allow my wife more time to make me sandwiches?"
Two months later...
"I have a basement full of water. I have my wife fill buckets of water and take them out. If I get another smaller wife and put her in the bucket, does it allow my wife more time to make me sandwiches?"
I have a small drip leak in the basement (relief valve). I put a 2-gallon bucket under it. If I put another smaller 2-qt bucket within that bucket, does it allow me more volume before I have to clear it?
If the smaller bucket was significantly taller than the larger bucket then you might have something. Or if you put two sticks across the mouth of the larger bucket to elevate the smaller one completely out of the larger. Then you would have the capacity of both before having to empty them, assuming all the water spilling out of the small bucket ends up in the larger.I have a small drip leak in the basement (relief valve). I put a 2-gallon bucket under it. If I put another smaller 2-qt bucket within that bucket, does it allow me more volume before I have to clear it?
I like your train of thought. But, it violates the terms of the OP. A tall skinny test tube that exceeds the bucket's limits is not "within" the bucket. Nor is stacking buckets on top of the other bucket "within" the other bucket.But if the small bucket is an odd shape, tall and skinny like a test tube on steroids and project up well beyond the rim of the large bucket then you could gain space.
not beyond the quantity, degree, or limitations of
Flex Seal!Should I mention that the larger bucket also has a pinhole? And the leak may contain flakes of foreign matter...