>From the pictures I've seen they appear slightly taller than the gallon sized jug. Is the 4 litre container more common in western Canada?
http://messybeast.com/images/freescoop2.jpg (4 litre) I recall milk being sold in plastic "bags" throughout quebec. IIRC they went up to 4 litres and the size was pretty negotiable. You could make them a little wider or a little taller to suit your needs. Heres an interesting link on various glass jar/bottle sizes. It shows dimensional drawing sheets, along with tolerances. This is from an equipment manufacturer overseas. Naturally all given figures are metric-only, even the "odd" sizes. http://www.gpmglass.com/-Mold-Shop-Tableware- On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 16:25:16 -0700, "john mercer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Hello. I would like to comment on 4 l milk jugs not fitting in fridge > doors in the states. In Canada where i live the 4 l jug fits in the > fridge door. My wife and i have purchased 1 gal milk jugs from the states > and they fit in the fridge door just the same as the 4 l jug. I could be > wrong but i wouldn't think appliance companys would make fridges with > different size doors one for Canada and one for the states. I have felt > the 1 gal jugs from the states and the are very close in size to the 4 l > jugs. Does anyone know if the 4 l jug is taller or wider than the 1 gal > jug? Have a great day john mercer. -- Bernard Rachtmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- http://www.fastmail.fm - A no graphics, no pop-ups email service
