Does this reconstitute to a powdery or fibrous material? Thanks.
246833
From what I have seen in my garden, the product has remainded fibrous after two growing seasons. I have no idea how it has decomposed in the yard, but it does seem to help with the water requirements. My garden vegetable, especially tomatoes, seem to grow better. I will be continuing with my yard experiment for the next few years.
246834
I mostly use this as dry additive to my kitchen compost so I do not soak it first and don't know what happens if you do that. It remains pretty fibrous for the most part. A local nursery uses it in their organic soil to add fiber.
246835
I have only used a little for my worms but what I have used had a texture like coffee grains when I used water to reconstitute it. I like the stuff.
246836
What i recieved had a very small percentage of powder or chunky peices, it was largely a quality short fibrous material with firm root holding ability.The only oversite I have had from this material has been with relearning my watering cycles. The fiber holds its moister very well {almost too well} especialy in larger, deeper containers.I have used it for the last several years with Moso Bamboo, Dragon Fruit, Bhutt Jolokias, Butterfly Bush and Tomatoes. So far and all have done very well. When using with olivias cloning solution/gel or with a 1/4 diluted shultz I have gotten a major increase in my success and quality with rooting cuttings from all of these plants as well. What i recieved had a very small percentage of powder or chunky peices, it was largely a quality short fibrous material with firm root holding ability.The only oversite I have had from this material has been with relearning my watering cycles. The fiber holds its moister very well {almost too well} especialy in larger, deeper containers.I have used it for the last several years with Moso Bamboo, Dragon Fruit, Bhutt Jolokias, Butterfly Bush and Tomatoes. So far and all have done very well. When using with olivias cloning solution/gel or with a 1/4 diluted shultz I have gotten a... » Read More What i recieved had a very small percentage of powder or chunky peices, it was largely a quality short fibrous material with firm root holding ability.The only oversite I have had from this material has been with relearning my watering cycles. The fiber holds its moister very well {almost too well} especialy in larger, deeper containers.I have used it for the last several years with Moso Bamboo, Dragon Fruit, Bhutt Jolokias, Butterfly Bush and Tomatoes. So far and all have done very well. When using with olivias cloning solution/gel or with a 1/4 diluted shultz I have gotten a major increase in my success and quality with rooting cuttings from all of these plants as well. « Show Less
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kind of a combination...not stringy if that is what you mean by "fiberous" but isn't powdery either..I like it a lot..I use it as worm bedding and also mix it with soil and other additives in my garden. I have heard of some folks using it straight up as seed starter as it retains moisture well..I haven't tried that yet but probably will this year. I recommend you buy a small amount and give it a try.
279255
Microfiber. It loses absorbancy after awhile so you should purchase back up inserts made of hemp or bamboo.
19620
it is sort of a "damp" powder-hard to describe. If I were you I would write the manufacturer and ask your question, as it is a great one and other consumers would benefit from the info. I am not going to say, "oh yeah sure" if I really don't know. good luck.
1430009
Yes. I used the hand wash/wool cycle with Woolite and machine dried it, too. It came out looking brand new.
1372092
What I have is a white solid, don't know about powder solid mine doesn't say anything about that. Mine is unscented too.
1444960
I'm not sure , but it very thick. I would not buy it again. I would go for another type of powder.
1434751
It's solid, yet if you squeeze it, it can be formed and molded. The texture is a soft solid if that makes sense.
885997
I gave this to my daughter in law for Christmas, I believe it is in powder form. I willl forward this email to her
407847
Yes. Just pop it off and toss in the washer and dryer. Comes I out fluffy and ready for use again.
416580
Yes it does. Mix it with cold water and add powder and keep shaking it over a few hour period. It will mix completely over that time. Good luck!
82866
happy herb,it is not fine as powdery,it is fine as sand.However i noticed that when you shifts and move the product a dust lifts up.
1201243
I'm not sure what it's made of. I've changed sheets several times with no problems.
2256026
This blanket is fiber reinforced mylar. With a little care it can be reused. I stapled 2 blankets together into a large "pocket" and have used it for a weather proof sleeping bag cover that has lasted for several years........Paul
1274108
My answer would be "no." After a year of use as a bench in my powder room, the stitching on the top came apart as there was absolutely no excess fabic at the seams. There is no way to repair it, so I;ve covered it and am shopping for a new bench--if you find one, let me know!
2168445
Not really. It's basically a loose powder. It won't run, but it can wash off.
1660966
Its a combo of hard and fluffy. It reminds me of clay because you can kinda mold it but its fluffy stuff inside.
404160
It is a heavy powder- will make a bit of a cloud....but once you have thrown it you will have this intense powder pigment around...clean up may be a nightmare.