Are you suppost to put the sand in the bottom of the bottle before giving it to somebody?
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You can, it will get a little messy as someone is trying to open the invite. It does provide a full effect. Try one out and see if that is what you like.
1969567
I supposeYou could always just cut off the top/bottom (like when you're low on toothpaste) and store in an air right container. Granted I have never used the product or know how strong the bottle is, but it seems like a practical solution.
1545031
We got a bag of sand at Home Depot - not sure exactly how much we used but had over half a bag left. We did use a funnel and took two of us. Guess it could be done alone but easier with another pair of hands.
1257012
The sand is not provided. You can either add sand OR water. I added water to mine, and it works great.
2249255
I agree with barefoot. Take it apart again and look at the piece you insert into bottle. Is it in the correct position?
1092423
Not at all! Drink it the way you would drink a glass with a straw. Do not raise the bottle up...keep the bottom of bottle down.
1697471
I have never tried to do that. When the bottle cracked, I went to the supply place and bought another one. I cannot remember where I sent for it, sorry.
1153313
You could use bricks in the sand anchors instead of sand, or plastic water bottles filled with water or sand. Anything heavy that will fit in the anchor bag will do.
1796459
Yes, absolutely. When it comes, you have to put it together, The top piece and the 4 legs. Just pull the legs back off and stick it all back in the box. I bought two of these, one for my daughters house and one for mine. My daughter's doesn't have the sand section. We just use both sides with water instead of buying sand at my house.
1115591
I'm sure it would be fine to use. It's really fine sand and looks beautiful. Not sure if this helps. Goodluck! :)
972612
No... The sand is awesome, but like the others said, it is in a plastic bag inside a regular box. I have purchased this sand 3 times. It is the best for our sand table!
1656704
Yes the sand is already in the hourglass. Not removable unless you break the glass either.
154942
If you've got hardpack under loose sand, they'll bite into it. If it's loose sand, no. Your best bet for loose sand is filling milk jugs with sand and tying the guy lines to the handles and partially burying the jugs.
53154
You can put one at the bottom if not too big, my sister has one she uses for the beach and loves it. I bought this for my daughter because she lived on the 3rd floor of apt. building. I know my sister loves it that is why I got it for my daughter. I think you will love it if you go to the beach a lot it is wonderful and the big tires help to move it in sand.
186425
No, you just toss it in or through the water. How far and well it goes depends on the toss. It takes a bit of practice but my son is pretty good at it now.
1453733
Wouldn't hurt to try water first. It's a HECK of alot easier to dump the water than the sand. You may want to put it on a rubber mat to help stabalize it.
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No. But I wouldn't see why you'd want sand. It works perfectly fine without it.