It somehow depends on the capacity of the bottle in question, right?
If you are used to getting bottles of water in 1 liter bottles, then the answer is 3785 bottles per liter. If you prefer 1/2 liter bottles, the answer is 7571 bottles per liter. Some refills pack their products in 355 ml bottles. In this case, there are 10,663 bottles per liter.
If, on the other hand, you still find a beverage bottle dispenser that deals with imperial units, then there are 16 bottles per gallon with half-liter or 8-liter bottles, and so on.
1 gallon = 4 liters = 128 liquids or
So a bottle of water usually has about 12 ounces, so you should drink at least 10 bottles of water a day. Most diets recommend drinking 8 to 8 ounce bottles of water a day, so anything between 8 and 11 bottles is okay.
What is the volume of a “normal” bottle of water? Are they 0.5 liters, liters or what? Mathematical transformation is not possible without unity. Read the page on the bottle and let me know.
Just so you know, a gallon = 3.79 liters = 4 liters = 128 ounces
A typical bottle is 16.9 ounces (500 ml) or 20 ounces (591 or 600 ml) + one gallon is 3,789 liters.
From there, let basic math answer you. (Because it varies depending on the size of the bottle)