The juxtaposition between Hannah's giddiness and Dan's straight-faced, dispassionate commentary is so funny. Hannah: 'Hehehe, bloop!' Dan: 'The measurement is fluctuating too much as to be almost meaningless.'
"try not to drown" dan coming through with the real advice also, when i had top surgery, the surgeon said he removed a total of 1.5kg. ultimate measurement
@@hannahwitton I think one way to get a relatively accurate measurement would be to first just weigh yourself normally on a scale, and then weigh yourself again while having Dan support the weight of your boobs. The difference should be your boob weight 😅
@@kd-db1gv I was talking with My friend about exactly that not so long ago. Unfortunately She said we are not that close yet... so can not say whether it works :)
Hannah: oh it's so cold! Dan: oh yeah should have used warm water really Even my silliness averse partner laughed at that part. Thank you for doing the silly science we've all wondered about but never had the time to try 😂
The +4/+5 method is quite outdated from when bras didn’t have elastic in them. According to your measurements you are a 30FF which still seems small by looking at you and your pre-pregnancy bra size.
Yes!! My boobs got so big while I was pregnant, and now that I'm breastfeeding, they are still bigger than pre-pregnancy, but obviously their weight fluctuates based on how much milk is in them. I've been so curlus about how much weight could possibly be in there.
The +5 inches thing isn't really used in the US anymore. IIRC the only difference between US and UK bra sizes is in the cup size labeling after D: in the US a double letter is the same as the next single letter. I'm 46J US which is 46GG UK.
@@jess1033919 VS gave me the weirdest measurements ever. It was right after I used to work in Debenhams so I knew how to measure (as correctly as a tape measure can ever do, fit is so much more correct). The sales clerk measured band size and then above my breasts and told me I was 38 B. Of course the bras didn't fit at all so I put my own on and said none fits. She came in and tried to tell me that I was wrong, this one was perfect. Of course it was, it was my old one. So she didn't know how to measure and she didn't recognise their own stock. And that bra was 36D (oh how I miss that D cup, I am 34 GG now)
I remember reading that the +5 method (the US bra size method) is nonsense. There was a lot of discussion on Reddit on the topic back in the day. :) Personally, I find that my band size is more or less my actual underbust measurement, and adding 5 would make the band ridiculously large.
Hannah used the end result for her 'difference' calculation instead of the actual initial measurement. So she got her band size potentially correct (for during pregnancy only), but her difference would actually be +8 inches not 3. So using the correct numbers she would be a 34H in American sizing for her current body.
US bra wearer here- I've never heard or been told to add 5 to my underbust measurement. My band size is my underbust/rib measurement and then the cup size is the largest part of your breast minus the underbust/rib measurement. So you are likely a 29/30 GG/H in the US. I highly recommend the ABraThatFits calculator for anyone who is wanting to figure out their exact bra size! I used to be wearing a 36DD and then did the measurements as they instructed me to and learned I am actually a 30F! My bra fits amazing now and my back hurts way less (and my boobs look so cute a perky now lol)
Some interesting information, I had a breast reduction over the summer last year and I went from a 32ff to a 32d (uk measurements). The weight removed from each breast was roughly 1kg (990g from one and 1.2kg from the other). That’s just to give you an idea and that your last reading is definitely more accurate but probably a more conservative estimate that reality! Also, I’m pretty sure the doctor told me that boobs that exceed 1kg per breast mean that you technically have gigantomastia.
I happen to know the exact weight of mine, since I asked my surgeon to actually weigh them, before the disposal of them. Both are just above 1kg each and left one is 42g heavier! It was pretty much what I'd expected them to weigh.
Could you calculate your bra size using the "a bra that fits calculator"? It blew my mind! When just measuring standing I'm a 34E. But when I used that calculator it gave me 32G. The bra I have now fits so much better!
Seconding this! The "add 5, subtract this and that, blah blah blah" method is silly now. As A Bra That Fits describes, cup sizes are not what we were all trained to think, so I try not to immediately assume a given cup size is wrong given that it's so influenced by band size.
When doing the water displacement, instead of weighing the water that came out of the pan, you should've weighed the pan with full water, and then after the fact, and the difference would've been a more reliable measurement.
Most kitchen scales top out at about 2kg though! You'd probably need a baby weighing scale to do that (the average one for adult people usually wouldn't be precise enough).
Agreed. I thought they only put the tray underneath to save on clean up later but then they weighed the water in the tray. I thought they would have realised the inaccuracy of the method they used when they tried to estimate the amount of spilt water that missed the tray. They could still have weighed the pot and water post boob dip and then fill the pot to the brim and weigh again to get the better measurement.
That's the best method I could come up after seeing the video title and trying to think of viable methods myself (other than the 100% accurate "hack them off and toss onto a scale, ignore the screaming"). I do think the water displacement method was likely the most accurate method depicted in the video, assuming that "human breasts are 90% as dense as water" factor is accurate.
This was a very fun video 😄 I have not weighed mine, I have 2 handfuls, but not very big. I would say mine are somewhere between 200-300g, but I don’t actually know. Currently I am a EU size 95B. Working on getting that 95 down a bit, I was more confortable with my body when I was a 80C, so hope to get back to that 😄
As a fellow owner of G cups, I've always been curious. I have joked for a long time that if I didnt have boobs, I'd be at least 30lbs lighter. Thanks for the silliness today. I needed this
To do the US bra measurement more accurately, just take one of your UK bras, get it's measurement and find out its US equivalent (hint - it won't be a C cup) and see if that gets you closer to the water displacement method. And thank you for this video - I SO needed it! 😁😁
Love this!! I realized a couple years ago that if you subtracted my boob weight or most of it from my BMI calculations when I was younger I would have been classified "normal/healthy".... one of the reasons I hate that scale! The first time I saw my BMI I was 12 and Samsung health told me I was overweight 🙃 que 8 years of confusion on how I could feel healthy but be "overweight" leading to dangerous dieting and eating disorders all started with a scale that mathematically doesn't make sense (for anyone!) Especially someone who got boobs and hips when I was 10-12!! It's infuriating.
I'm trans (ftm) and had top surgery last year so I know the exact weight of my breasts! (they sent them to pathology after they removed them to check for anything bad, all clear). My left weighed 172 grams and my right was 156 grams. (I think I was a b cup, I never did understand bra sizes though so I could be wrong)
@@samsfierybush8450 aw, I'm sorry. And I know it's a cliche but it really does get better. Top surgery wasn't scary but I've had surgeries before and was used to the process. Good luck, I wish you the best!
i had top surgery two years ago and i lost about 15 pounds (i was a 36DDD in us bra size) and oh my gosh did my back feel amazing getting that off my chest!
this is something im exactly qualified to answer right now omg! so a little while back i decided to just flop my boob on the scale and see how much it weighed (i was wearing a 40J or 40GG uk sized bra tho it didnt fit perfectly, i think the cup was a bit small) and i got about 3.5 lbs (1.5kg) BUT THEN i got top surgery just 11 days ago so now i know EXACTLY how much my boobs weighed!! each one was about 7.5 lbs (3.4kg)!! insane thats literally like just carrying 2 babies on my chest for years, no wonder my back hurt so bad
See, I hadn't thought of it before... but now... 🤔 We once done a water displacement vs scales that you find in a bathroom experiment for body weight in uni with a big scale (used for dogs usually) and a tin bathtub 🛀
I'm a trans guy and when I had top surgery, the surgeon told me how much they weighed afterwards: 14 lbs 😱! That's like a large housecat just sitting on your chest all the time.
I Got reduction surgery in like 2018, wish I remembered how much what they removed ended up weighing 😂 it was a LOT. Enough that I myself weighed a lot less even before my recovery knocked out my appetite
Know someone who legitimately got almost 4kg removed off of her chest in total, still didn't have a small size afterwards and more a medium more proportionate chest. I can't imagine how it must feel to get that cut off in one go, my female cat weights 4.2kg and I can't imagine basically strapping her to my chest on top of the tissue that is already there.
I immediately remembered the wikihow page as soon as you mentioned. It used to be hell trying to find a bra that fit me. The tape measure method is terrible. It doesn't take into account breast circumference/ different shapes of breast, nor do most bra manufacturers actually. Finally found what works for me, and that is no bras at all 😎
Yep, 1.2kg each sounds about right. I used to be a 38H (FF in UK sizes), and they took off almost 1.3kg during reduction surgery and now they're half the size they were! Best decision ever, btw - those things were DESTROYING my back!
Bit of fun to start the year, cheers for the laughs Hannah, also seeing Dan in the Misfits hoodie got me looking forward to the LEC starting this week.
I had a breast reduction when I was 16, one of my boobs was 1.2 kg and the other one was 1.5 kg, I'm so happy to have a C cup now, people with big breasts I respect you so much!
Long time watcher first time commenter 👋🏻 So glad to see that you are making the most of your pregnancy! I’m curious as to whether it’s affected your stoma at all? Sending lots of love x
The "add 5" thing is actually misinformation, it's very common to do that in the US but it's not actually accurate. The only difference between UK and US measures is the way we increment the letters :) most people don't know this though and therefore wear the wrong bra size! It's a travesty.
I was a European 75K before my breast reduction surgery and my surgeon told me that he removed around 2 kg from each of my boobs and I still was a D cup afterwards 🙈 I'm just glad my back got rid of all this weight to carry, all in all my boobs weighed around 3,5 kg per side 😬
Hi Hannah this made me laugh as you and my daughter are due within days of each other to have your babies and we did this one Saturday night just for fun as you do 🤣 thought it was only us
What an interesting video! Just thought it was worth pointing out that there was a slight mistake in how you calculated the result of the first breast measuring method. You were meant to take the difference between 36 inches and the 29 inches you measured, meaning there's a 7 inch difference and you are a G cup size. If you take this cup size of 34G into account, then each breast comes to 2lb, which is a closer result to the water dispensement method!!
actually, I just weighed mine using the same article. 😂 it came up as a random topic on a stream. and now your video - coincidence? haha, anyway, I love these silly yet interesting topics!
I’ve done the boob flop and one of my boobs was 1st 7lbs, now going by your vid I’m alarmed what it could potentially actually be if done by the water displacement method. Also this is something that we talk about at work, the desire to weigh your boobs and how easy or hard it would be depending on size 😂
I do bra fits at my work and that US measure is wonky AF! Its usually the band size is the inches on the tape (no adding) and the cup is the difference between the nip and the band so by thag measure you would be a 29 H (round up to 30) which is way more accurate. It’s not foolproof for bra fits because of things like stomach size and rib width etc but its a good baseline. WIKIHOW FAILED US ALL TODAY
US Correct Bra Size calculation is Bust size for you 37" minus band size 29" = 8 Where did you get this add 5" craziness from? An 8" difference as you are between band and bust = H Cup! Which sounds correct by your ample appearance.
You guys are so fantastic! Both serious and humorous and definitely so comfortable and trusting of each other, so awesome to see. There is another way you can do this and that is to create a 3D mold of your boobs, breast tissue have a defined density and from that volume and density, you can very accurately determine the weight. That being said, the water displacement method is one that gets used most commonly but this only provides the volume of your breasts, the weight of the water is not the same as body fat & breast tissue so there are some maths that is needed here. Anyway, I rattle on. Once you get a process that works for you and that just maybe determines if your breasts do increase in size and not actually their weight. Great video once again with a gold Clapp being extended to Dan the assistant. Cheers to you all.
the best way to get your bra size (in US sizes) is to measure under your breasts for the band size in inches, (if it's odd, round up to the next even number) and then measure around at the fullest part of your breast. Every inch in difference between those two numbers is a cup size. For example, if I measure 34 inches under my breasts and 37 at the fullest part of my boobs, then my US bra size would be a 34 C
Alternate method : climb on a scale, weight full body; have your partner support them, read scale again while they are supported; the difference between the readings is the B weight (assuming this protocol is compatible with morphology). We tried that during pregnancy and got a similar reading than yours with density.
I’m a C cup and using this type of measuring I get barley B, on most scales even A cup which is ridiculus. There needs to be something done with sizes of clothes in general...
Are you talking about evaporation? It's not clear to me. If you are, I think any evaporation induced by her higher body temperature will not be significant enough to even be measured, especially if we assume she only made contact with the water for a few seconds. A much bigger difference will be sources of human error associated with not getting the right amount of breast in the pan or not filling the pan enough. Besides, if you want to minimise evaporation then heating the water to room temperature would not do this?
@@duck6100 no I’m talking about blood flow, when you introduce an extremity to a colder temperature, shrinkage of tissue occurs it’s slight but definitely measurable
I once weighed mine when I was a bit younger as I always had bigger ones. But 2 years ago I got a reduction where they removed 1kg and I went down about 5-6 cupsizes. I was about a j and now I’m about a dd/e still wish they where smaller some days but then I remember how much a difference it is. I’m glad to know I’m not the only one that finds stuff like this funny and interesting haha 😂
For uk to USA conversion uk 31g would be a USA 32i. In USA it’s a loose over bust measurement and you add two inches to your band size. So your bad would be a 32 and I’m guessing a loose measurement would be 39-40, so you’d be a 32 G or I in USA.
I did this with my partner, I stood on the scales, then he took the weight of my boobs off by holding them and we calculated the difference! Mine are almost as heavy as yours lol
No way you're a C 😂. I have a 3" difference but for most bra stores I'm a 32A (if that). Need the direct underboob for sure. Technically 28D, but that doesn't exist many places. Also Dan as the straight man in your relationship is pretty fun 😂 What a strange but entertaining video!
A fun video, but the point you raised at the start about the possible fluctuations due to cycles, could be an interesting citizen science project. You could rally a bunch of your subscribers to conduct measurements at various times over the course of a few months. Could be a research paper in it.
Super fun! I love the time that was put into this. It would be interesting to see what the difference is when you are breastfeeding. As always, love your channel. Have a great week!
You'd actually be a 28H in the US based on your measurements which is equivalent to a GG in the UK. There's no need to add the 5 inches to your band size. You'd be a 28 or a 30" band (since you're 28.5 you'd probably go down for comfort cause a 30 might be too loose, but also that's semi personal preference) and then for each number different between 28/30 and 37, you go up a cup size. 28 - AA 29 - A 30 - B 31 - C 32 - D 33 - DD 34 - DDD/E 35 - F 36 - G 37 - H
The juxtaposition between Hannah's giddiness and Dan's straight-faced, dispassionate commentary is so funny.
Hannah: 'Hehehe, bloop!'
Dan: 'The measurement is fluctuating too much as to be almost meaningless.'
Honestly more riveting than any art museum
"we need to convert it to boob density" was a very good one-liner
and Hannah answering with "Okayy so success!"
"try not to drown" dan coming through with the real advice
also, when i had top surgery, the surgeon said he removed a total of 1.5kg. ultimate measurement
SCIENCE
@@hannahwitton I think one way to get a relatively accurate measurement would be to first just weigh yourself normally on a scale, and then weigh yourself again while having Dan support the weight of your boobs. The difference should be your boob weight 😅
@@kd-db1gv That was my thought too 😂
@@kd-db1gv I've wanted to do this exact method to find out for years omfg
@@kd-db1gv I was talking with My friend about exactly that not so long ago. Unfortunately She said we are not that close yet... so can not say whether it works :)
A silly yet really interesting video! Brings a whole new meaning to the experiments I did with density in science at school.
What's your size Cat
That thud sound when it hit the scales! 😂
That sound was my heart before skipping a beat
now you can fill some bags with an equivalent amount of flour and make dan wear your bra with one in
That won't work bc of band size but nice idea generally
I do not see how a woman with breasts that large could ever hold a job. She's got a full days work just packing those girls around.
Lmfaoooo
Hannah: oh it's so cold!
Dan: oh yeah should have used warm water really
Even my silliness averse partner laughed at that part. Thank you for doing the silly science we've all wondered about but never had the time to try 😂
I did think 'I hope he's used warm water...'. Still could have been worse at least it wasn't boiling ...😧
The +4/+5 method is quite outdated from when bras didn’t have elastic in them. According to your measurements you are a 30FF which still seems small by looking at you and your pre-pregnancy bra size.
Standing bust measurement underestimates cupsize
L.C. Yeah it also doesn’t take into account asymmetry, that’s why I don’t use it in my business.
Yup. Or 30G. Same difference.
I have a GG cup size in UK sizes and I'm a J in us sizes!
Yes!! My boobs got so big while I was pregnant, and now that I'm breastfeeding, they are still bigger than pre-pregnancy, but obviously their weight fluctuates based on how much milk is in them. I've been so curlus about how much weight could possibly be in there.
curious?
Wot size are u now
The +5 inches thing isn't really used in the US anymore. IIRC the only difference between US and UK bra sizes is in the cup size labeling after D: in the US a double letter is the same as the next single letter. I'm 46J US which is 46GG UK.
All the major retailers like Victoria’s Secret absolutely still do that.
Victoria's Secret is best known for not fitting people properly though, this might be why.
@@jess1033919 VS gave me the weirdest measurements ever. It was right after I used to work in Debenhams so I knew how to measure (as correctly as a tape measure can ever do, fit is so much more correct). The sales clerk measured band size and then above my breasts and told me I was 38 B. Of course the bras didn't fit at all so I put my own on and said none fits. She came in and tried to tell me that I was wrong, this one was perfect. Of course it was, it was my old one. So she didn't know how to measure and she didn't recognise their own stock. And that bra was 36D (oh how I miss that D cup, I am 34 GG now)
I remember reading that the +5 method (the US bra size method) is nonsense. There was a lot of discussion on Reddit on the topic back in the day. :) Personally, I find that my band size is more or less my actual underbust measurement, and adding 5 would make the band ridiculously large.
as a US 34C I can very confidently say that we are not the same size, something went wrong there
Hannah used the end result for her 'difference' calculation instead of the actual initial measurement. So she got her band size potentially correct (for during pregnancy only), but her difference would actually be +8 inches not 3. So using the correct numbers she would be a 34H in American sizing for her current body.
I love Dan's willingness to help you in these silly, wonderful endeavors!
US bra wearer here- I've never heard or been told to add 5 to my underbust measurement. My band size is my underbust/rib measurement and then the cup size is the largest part of your breast minus the underbust/rib measurement. So you are likely a 29/30 GG/H in the US. I highly recommend the ABraThatFits calculator for anyone who is wanting to figure out their exact bra size! I used to be wearing a 36DD and then did the measurements as they instructed me to and learned I am actually a 30F! My bra fits amazing now and my back hurts way less (and my boobs look so cute a perky now lol)
Some interesting information, I had a breast reduction over the summer last year and I went from a 32ff to a 32d (uk measurements). The weight removed from each breast was roughly 1kg (990g from one and 1.2kg from the other). That’s just to give you an idea and that your last reading is definitely more accurate but probably a more conservative estimate that reality! Also, I’m pretty sure the doctor told me that boobs that exceed 1kg per breast mean that you technically have gigantomastia.
U do yoga?
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I happen to know the exact weight of mine, since I asked my surgeon to actually weigh them, before the disposal of them. Both are just above 1kg each and left one is 42g heavier! It was pretty much what I'd expected them to weigh.
Could you calculate your bra size using the "a bra that fits calculator"? It blew my mind! When just measuring standing I'm a 34E. But when I used that calculator it gave me 32G. The bra I have now fits so much better!
Seconding this! The "add 5, subtract this and that, blah blah blah" method is silly now. As A Bra That Fits describes, cup sizes are not what we were all trained to think, so I try not to immediately assume a given cup size is wrong given that it's so influenced by band size.
While listening to her measurements (30GG) and the quick measurements they did with the tape measure, it adds up to be pretty accurate.
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Yes! The ABTF calculator is SO GOOD!
Love the
"it's so cold"
"Probably should've used warm water shouldn't I"
Accidental lack of consideration is such a mood
When doing the water displacement, instead of weighing the water that came out of the pan, you should've weighed the pan with full water, and then after the fact, and the difference would've been a more reliable measurement.
Most kitchen scales top out at about 2kg though! You'd probably need a baby weighing scale to do that (the average one for adult people usually wouldn't be precise enough).
Agreed. I thought they only put the tray underneath to save on clean up later but then they weighed the water in the tray.
I thought they would have realised the inaccuracy of the method they used when they tried to estimate the amount of spilt water that missed the tray.
They could still have weighed the pot and water post boob dip and then fill the pot to the brim and weigh again to get the better measurement.
Another way, which is also a silly one and probably more fun for Dan is stand on some scales and get him to lift them.
That's the best method I could come up after seeing the video title and trying to think of viable methods myself (other than the 100% accurate "hack them off and toss onto a scale, ignore the screaming").
I do think the water displacement method was likely the most accurate method depicted in the video, assuming that "human breasts are 90% as dense as water" factor is accurate.
Modern problems require modern solutions
Hannah’s openness and being a good sport is so charming !
This was a very fun video 😄 I have not weighed mine, I have 2 handfuls, but not very big. I would say mine are somewhere between 200-300g, but I don’t actually know. Currently I am a EU size 95B. Working on getting that 95 down a bit, I was more confortable with my body when I was a 80C, so hope to get back to that 😄
As a fellow owner of G cups, I've always been curious. I have joked for a long time that if I didnt have boobs, I'd be at least 30lbs lighter.
Thanks for the silliness today. I needed this
M'lady
A good date night activity 😜. This was a fun first video of the new year! Looking forward to all the rest.
To do the US bra measurement more accurately, just take one of your UK bras, get it's measurement and find out its US equivalent (hint - it won't be a C cup) and see if that gets you closer to the water displacement method. And thank you for this video - I SO needed it! 😁😁
Love this!! I realized a couple years ago that if you subtracted my boob weight or most of it from my BMI calculations when I was younger I would have been classified "normal/healthy".... one of the reasons I hate that scale! The first time I saw my BMI I was 12 and Samsung health told me I was overweight 🙃 que 8 years of confusion on how I could feel healthy but be "overweight" leading to dangerous dieting and eating disorders all started with a scale that mathematically doesn't make sense (for anyone!) Especially someone who got boobs and hips when I was 10-12!! It's infuriating.
BMI itself also just isnt an indicator of health so I'm not surprised
"I should have used warm water"
Dan you evil man 🤣😂
Love watching videos with the S.O. involved. Bring Dan back again sometime, it's so fun to watch you two laugh together!
I'm trans (ftm) and had top surgery last year so I know the exact weight of my breasts! (they sent them to pathology after they removed them to check for anything bad, all clear).
My left weighed 172 grams and my right was 156 grams. (I think I was a b cup, I never did understand bra sizes though so I could be wrong)
congrats! i'm 15 and ftnb and i literally cry every time i look in the mirror. i'm hoping to get top surgery sometime in the future! was it scary? :0
@@samsfierybush8450 aw, I'm sorry. And I know it's a cliche but it really does get better. Top surgery wasn't scary but I've had surgeries before and was used to the process. Good luck, I wish you the best!
@@simonferocious868 thanks simon!
i had top surgery two years ago and i lost about 15 pounds (i was a 36DDD in us bra size) and oh my gosh did my back feel amazing getting that off my chest!
this is something im exactly qualified to answer right now omg! so a little while back i decided to just flop my boob on the scale and see how much it weighed (i was wearing a 40J or 40GG uk sized bra tho it didnt fit perfectly, i think the cup was a bit small) and i got about 3.5 lbs (1.5kg)
BUT THEN i got top surgery just 11 days ago so now i know EXACTLY how much my boobs weighed!! each one was about 7.5 lbs (3.4kg)!! insane thats literally like just carrying 2 babies on my chest for years, no wonder my back hurt so bad
See, I hadn't thought of it before... but now... 🤔
We once done a water displacement vs scales that you find in a bathroom experiment for body weight in uni with a big scale (used for dogs usually) and a tin bathtub 🛀
I could not stop giggling the whole time. This was the perfect thing to start my 2022 off with.
Time for all the people who are never normally here
I'm a trans guy and when I had top surgery, the surgeon told me how much they weighed afterwards: 14 lbs 😱! That's like a large housecat just sitting on your chest all the time.
woowww that's probably the most measurement you can get!
14lbs is an entire stone?! Wow.
Mine were only 400g each 😂
@@DJcyberslash transphobe alert! we don't want you here
oof mine were 1.8kg and 1.5kg and like. that was heavy enough :o
I Got reduction surgery in like 2018, wish I remembered how much what they removed ended up weighing 😂 it was a LOT. Enough that I myself weighed a lot less even before my recovery knocked out my appetite
Know someone who legitimately got almost 4kg removed off of her chest in total, still didn't have a small size afterwards and more a medium more proportionate chest.
I can't imagine how it must feel to get that cut off in one go, my female cat weights 4.2kg and I can't imagine basically strapping her to my chest on top of the tissue that is already there.
I immediately remembered the wikihow page as soon as you mentioned. It used to be hell trying to find a bra that fit me. The tape measure method is terrible. It doesn't take into account breast circumference/ different shapes of breast, nor do most bra manufacturers actually. Finally found what works for me, and that is no bras at all 😎
I will eventually have an extremely accurate way of weighing my chest.. just weigh myself pre and post top surgery! ;)
You're supposed to subtract the band size from the bust size without adding 5 to the band size! So a different of 8 not 3
oooooh well wikihow let me down or I just messed up 😂
Also standing bust measurements usually underestimate brasize and US and UK bandsizes are the same
Yep, 1.2kg each sounds about right. I used to be a 38H (FF in UK sizes), and they took off almost 1.3kg during reduction surgery and now they're half the size they were! Best decision ever, btw - those things were DESTROYING my back!
Bit of fun to start the year, cheers for the laughs Hannah, also seeing Dan in the Misfits hoodie got me looking forward to the LEC starting this week.
And they say science is not fun! Happy new year :)
I had a breast reduction when I was 16, one of my boobs was 1.2 kg and the other one was 1.5 kg, I'm so happy to have a C cup now, people with big breasts I respect you so much!
Long time watcher first time commenter 👋🏻
So glad to see that you are making the most of your pregnancy!
I’m curious as to whether it’s affected your stoma at all? Sending lots of love x
It never fails to surprise me how much this channel makes me smile and learn at the same time :).
I haven't seen this channel in years. Good to see that it's still sex positive / body positive. Congrats on the marriage and the pregnancy 🙂
CANT BELIEVE YOU CANT FIND SOME BETTER USE FOR THEM THAN THAT
Hubby is an absolute gent! Bless him
What a titillating video!
(Sorry couldn't resist) 🤣
Hannah gets quite a lot of joy out of saying the word rimming lol
The "add 5" thing is actually misinformation, it's very common to do that in the US but it's not actually accurate. The only difference between UK and US measures is the way we increment the letters :) most people don't know this though and therefore wear the wrong bra size! It's a travesty.
Haha! Suddenly all the blokes click the link. Well played Hannah, well played! :-)
You should do a chest cast
this is what 2022 needed to start with haha. i’ve always wondered how much mine weight. maybe i’ll need to try!
This thumbnail/title was the first thing I saw upon opening the CZcams app today, which definitely gave me a laugh!
5:23 I’m dead that noise killed me…I played it over like 5 times lollll
I was a European 75K before my breast reduction surgery and my surgeon told me that he removed around 2 kg from each of my boobs and I still was a D cup afterwards 🙈 I'm just glad my back got rid of all this weight to carry, all in all my boobs weighed around 3,5 kg per side 😬
I had a breast reduction and they removed about 1.5 lbs from each breast. I was a DDD and now I’m a solid C - in the US
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Congratulations on your pregnancy and good health and joy in it. In the end you'll have it in your arms.
I just found this channel and this had me laughing out loud over my morning cup of tea
Hi Hannah this made me laugh as you and my daughter are due within days of each other to have your babies and we did this one Saturday night just for fun as you do 🤣 thought it was only us
I read the title as ‘How to measure your books’ and didn’t even question why you were in a towel in the title card 😂
this concept is just so clever. you deserve a view
What an interesting video! Just thought it was worth pointing out that there was a slight mistake in how you calculated the result of the first breast measuring method. You were meant to take the difference between 36 inches and the 29 inches you measured, meaning there's a 7 inch difference and you are a G cup size. If you take this cup size of 34G into account, then each breast comes to 2lb, which is a closer result to the water dispensement method!!
actually, I just weighed mine using the same article. 😂 it came up as a random topic on a stream. and now your video - coincidence? haha, anyway, I love these silly yet interesting topics!
what an amazing video, you were so giggly it was so enjoyable.
I’ve done the boob flop and one of my boobs was 1st 7lbs, now going by your vid I’m alarmed what it could potentially actually be if done by the water displacement method.
Also this is something that we talk about at work, the desire to weigh your boobs and how easy or hard it would be depending on size 😂
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I miss this type of content, Aunt Hannah! I'll watch it a little bit later. I love you!♥️♥️♥️
Another method you should have tried was standing on the scale and having him lift them, it's more accurate than putting them on the scale
Where is your bralette from?? Looks so supportive yet comfy
I do bra fits at my work and that US measure is wonky AF! Its usually the band size is the inches on the tape (no adding) and the cup is the difference between the nip and the band so by thag measure you would be a 29 H (round up to 30) which is way more accurate. It’s not foolproof for bra fits because of things like stomach size and rib width etc but its a good baseline. WIKIHOW FAILED US ALL TODAY
US Correct Bra Size calculation is Bust size for you 37" minus band size 29" = 8 Where did you get this add 5" craziness from? An 8" difference as you are between band and bust = H Cup! Which sounds correct by your ample appearance.
This video brought some amusing naughty humor to my day. I love your channel Hannah Witton.
Before I had my breast reduction I weighed mine, using the flop method, and they came out around 1.2kg each! Was a 30gg too so I feel your pain!
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Hannah want to bump up the numbers and I am here to support this 🙌
You guys are so fantastic! Both serious and humorous and definitely so comfortable and trusting of each other, so awesome to see. There is another way you can do this and that is to create a 3D mold of your boobs, breast tissue have a defined density and from that volume and density, you can very accurately determine the weight. That being said, the water displacement method is one that gets used most commonly but this only provides the volume of your breasts, the weight of the water is not the same as body fat & breast tissue so there are some maths that is needed here. Anyway, I rattle on. Once you get a process that works for you and that just maybe determines if your breasts do increase in size and not actually their weight. Great video once again with a gold Clapp being extended to Dan the assistant. Cheers to you all.
the best way to get your bra size (in US sizes) is to measure under your breasts for the band size in inches, (if it's odd, round up to the next even number) and then measure around at the fullest part of your breast. Every inch in difference between those two numbers is a cup size. For example, if I measure 34 inches under my breasts and 37 at the fullest part of my boobs, then my US bra size would be a 34 C
Alternate method : climb on a scale, weight full body; have your partner support them, read scale again while they are supported; the difference between the readings is the B weight (assuming this protocol is compatible with morphology). We tried that during pregnancy and got a similar reading than yours with density.
I know your channel is mostly viewed by women, but I am a straight male and really enjoy learning stuff from a woman's perspective.
I’m a C cup and using this type of measuring I get barley B, on most scales even A cup which is ridiculus.
There needs to be something done with sizes of clothes in general...
Wish to see how she do it without censoring
I might have missed it but did you minus the weight of the tray?
Yes, they weighed the empty tray first.
Your baby bump is so cute!
what a way to start 2022
by flopping them onto the scale- haha you're a hilarious chick and btw love love your accent..
Oh my god,I been wanna to do this my whole life😆this is inspiring AF! 😆
DAN kicks ass! You both.. Soon to be Three are adorable! Cheers!
I have always wanted to try this, though I'm still not entirely sure why....loved this so much, great start to the year!
Possible variable to correct for with the water displacement, temperature could cause shrinkage heat it to body temp first (37c)
Are you talking about evaporation? It's not clear to me. If you are, I think any evaporation induced by her higher body temperature will not be significant enough to even be measured, especially if we assume she only made contact with the water for a few seconds. A much bigger difference will be sources of human error associated with not getting the right amount of breast in the pan or not filling the pan enough. Besides, if you want to minimise evaporation then heating the water to room temperature would not do this?
@@duck6100 no I’m talking about blood flow, when you introduce an extremity to a colder temperature, shrinkage of tissue occurs it’s slight but definitely measurable
Congrats on becoming a mom. It will be an amazing experience, and the start of the greatest adventure of your life. Wishing you all the best, Cheers.
I once weighed mine when I was a bit younger as I always had bigger ones. But 2 years ago I got a reduction where they removed 1kg and I went down about 5-6 cupsizes. I was about a j and now I’m about a dd/e still wish they where smaller some days but then I remember how much a difference it is. I’m glad to know I’m not the only one that finds stuff like this funny and interesting haha 😂
For uk to USA conversion uk 31g would be a USA 32i. In USA it’s a loose over bust measurement and you add two inches to your band size. So your bad would be a 32 and I’m guessing a loose measurement would be 39-40, so you’d be a 32 G or I in USA.
My wife was right, this is so funny!
So freaking wierd vid. but oddly enough so hillarious at the same time xD
The water is a very nice and good way to measure weight ! :)
Thank you Physics !
I did this with my partner, I stood on the scales, then he took the weight of my boobs off by holding them and we calculated the difference! Mine are almost as heavy as yours lol
Genius and way less messy!
No way you're a C 😂. I have a 3" difference but for most bra stores I'm a 32A (if that). Need the direct underboob for sure. Technically 28D, but that doesn't exist many places.
Also Dan as the straight man in your relationship is pretty fun 😂
What a strange but entertaining video!
A fun video, but the point you raised at the start about the possible fluctuations due to cycles, could be an interesting citizen science project. You could rally a bunch of your subscribers to conduct measurements at various times over the course of a few months. Could be a research paper in it.
Super fun! I love the time that was put into this. It would be interesting to see what the difference is when you are breastfeeding. As always, love your channel. Have a great week!
This is the content I'm here for :D I tried it myself a couple of times, but I never looked up how to do it right..
You'd actually be a 28H in the US based on your measurements which is equivalent to a GG in the UK. There's no need to add the 5 inches to your band size. You'd be a 28 or a 30" band (since you're 28.5 you'd probably go down for comfort cause a 30 might be too loose, but also that's semi personal preference) and then for each number different between 28/30 and 37, you go up a cup size.
28 - AA
29 - A
30 - B
31 - C
32 - D
33 - DD
34 - DDD/E
35 - F
36 - G
37 - H