I have a bean bag filled with foam pieces - hate it, and it isn't filled enough. Think I could combine, put in some of these beans to plump it up?
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I would think it will help fill it -- we used it to refill a bean bag that sprung a leak prior to patching the hole. Seems to be holding up well at this point.
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Yes. I bought the two cubic foot bag for that very reason and I was happy with the result. I divided the bag between two chairs but the chairs were not filled enough so I need to get another bag for the chairs to be as firm as I want. I should have figured out how many bags I needed before I ordered the two cubic foot bag.
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You can, but you can probably empty out the old pieces and put the new "fresh" filler in their place. I would assume they would take up more space and fill out your bag. Notice, I did purchase two of them.Good Luck.
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I think it would work. my chair that i filled already had some old beans in it. and i just left them. if its big you might need more than one bag. its not as big as you think it would be.
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Yes I think it would help to firm and fluff it up. The price makes it worth trying.
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You can, but you can probably empty out the old pieces and put the new "fresh" filler in their place. I would assume they would take up more space and fill out your bag. Notice, I did purchase two of them. Good Luck.
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personally I would make the patties and put them on a cookie sheet to freeze them and then put in a zippered freezer baggie. As far as these bags work - I have had no troubles with them and actually just placed a re-order for gardening season. I freeze green beans etc in them for the 2 of us and the pint is a good size for that.
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I guess you could, but it would be overkill, very messy and alot of fumes. You might want to try expanding foam first
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I went thru 4- 2# bags of dried beans to fill the bags. I think I needed to add some dried rice to top them off.
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I wouldn't.Better to add flavored syrups to the finished product.Also avoid overly oily beans as they don't flow neatly through the mechanism.
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Yes, but I believe they sell some bags that are already ground. Whole bean coffee has a better flavor and has a longer shelf life.
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You should be able to use jelly beans. Just watch the size and keep the machine in a climate control area.
379043
Sure, my wife and I do that all the time. I figure it's better to keep beans in the bag rather than sitting in the hopper, and plus we switch between regular and decaf. You get used to about what level to pour the beans to in order to make different amounts.
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These are likely too large for filling cream puffs. You could use a baggie.
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Yes you can also add more buckwheat to it to make it stay thicker don't think of it as a pillow so much as a soft bean bag it is firmer than normal pillows.
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I don't think you would need to. Once the mushrooms grow, you harvest them and eat them. We got two "spawns" so evidently the mushrooms were not using up the nutrients (BTW I only added about 1/2 the amount of recommended coffee grounds because that's all I had). But if you wanted to add more grounds, I think it would be difficult. The substrate gets pretty hard packed and you're working within a plastic bag.
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I'm not sure about scrunching up the foam. Try emailing the owner, Eric. He is very helpful!Eshannon@bigbarker.com
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I have shelled crowder peas and october beans which are quite large with no problems. But as others have stated, they need to be fresh and not too dry.
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I dont think there is a way to fill the base, however you could possibly use a prefilled bag or two to lay across the 2 bases. GL
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Before, but don't let that fool you into thinking one can isnt enough. Depending on the size of the space your tring to fill one can may be more than enough. The foam will expand at roughly three to one and while it may fill up many times the volume twenty wet/dry ounces it starts off as twenty ounces of liquid.
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There Are a lot of vids on you tube showing how to do this. Look up sausage stuffing :D
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I agree with Char Rech- you can put a packet in the bag. You could also spray the material with a scent of your choice and, if you didn't like it, could wash the bag. The beans/stuffing can be removed and the cover washed.