The indents are for volume control of plastic jugs. A viral meme claims the indents on milk jugs pop out when the milk is old, but that's false. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

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A viral meme claims the indents on milk jugs pop out when the milk is old, but that's false. The indents are for volume control of plastic jugs.

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The measuring jug has a capacity of 500ml and the sandcastle bucket is clearly larger than the measuring jug. The volume of water in the bucket must be greater than 500ml. The answer is 1 litre (1l).

The indents are for volume control of plastic jugs. A viral meme claims the indents on milk jugs pop out when the milk is old, but that's false. The indents are for volume control of plastic jugs.

The measuring jug has a capacity of 500ml and the sandcastle bucket is clearly larger than the measuring jug. The volume of water in the bucket must be greater than 500ml. The answer is 1 litre (1l).