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The organ responsible for storing liquid waste is the bladder. It typically holds about 16 ounces (2 cups) of urine before signaling the need to urinate. The average adult produces approximately 4-8 cups of urine daily, but the bladder can only store a portion of that at any given time. If it only stored two cups, frequent urination would be necessary.

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