I have that exact one. It says "1.33 GAL (170 FL. OZ.)" However, I bought it at Home Depot. I refuse to patronize Wal-Mart for reasons having nothing to do with SI (one of the country's worst employers and, directly and indirectly, one of the world's biggest exploiters of sweatshop labor -- in the indirect case, owing to their not being willing to pay their suppliers a fair price).
I do wish Home Depot would get with the plan, though. I bought my metric/ifp Stanley tape measure there some years ago. All the current ones stocked by Home Depot are now inch/foot only. At least they sell metric wrenches and socket sets. They don't have much choice in that arena, of course. Bill Potts, CMS Roseville, CA http://metric1.org [SI Navigator] >To all: > >Attached is an image from the latest Wal-Mart ad. I've known that >Roundup comes in a 5 liter container for some time, but to see it >advertised that way is interesting! >Unfortunately I can't read the contents line on the actual Roundup >container, but if I remember correctly it does not show any metric >units at all. I wrote to Roundup about this quite some time ago >but never heard back from them. > >The fact that the container is marked without metric yet >advertised in metric is a stark contrast with some rounded metric >products that are advertised in non metric. I'm sure many of you >have seen 1 liter bottles of water or shampoo advertised as 33.8 ounces! > >Don > > <<Roundup5L.jpg>> >
