I am filling the bottom of 20 6" round floating candle bowls. Probably about 2" deep for each. How many 2 pound bags will I need? Thanks!
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Hey so I got these for this exact purpose, I bought 2 bags and they filled the bottom of 6 bowls
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Three tablespoons of tea is all that this will hold in the bottom half. I doubt that would be enough for two gallons of decent strength tea.
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This 12-quart bag is 3 gallons so it will fill 1 1/2 two gallon pots. But if you are going to add extra perlite,which I suggest you do, then this bag will be enough to fill the 2- two gallon pots with the additional perlite. I use a mixture of 2 parts soil, 1 part perlite. It really helps with drainage and prevents soil compaction, especially in potted plants. Good Luck!
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There are 16 oz in a pound. 8 bags x 16 oz each = 8 lbs... I can tell you they are regulation size and wonderful. We have been using them for a yr almost now and they still look great.
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Must use two bags of the Wilton chocolate. Other amounts are in the directions which I don't have at the moment!
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I think we started ours with the two bags of 200 and ended up getting 9 bags total. 9 makes it really full but not necessarily needed. I would say maybe 4-5 bags is plenty since most of the work is getting them out. :) Hope that helps
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I would think three. I have a 29 gal. tank and two bags gave me a little over two inches in depth. Watch out for sharp edged substrate as it can harm bottom cleaners like cats.
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You have to fill one of those containers with water, and then pour it into a measuring cup to see how many ounces it holds. Then you can estimate how many ounces of wax you will need, as in my experience the volume equals the weight. So, for example, when you measure out the weight of one pound of wax, it will fill 16 ounces worth of container space in volume. Does that make sense? So if my containers hold four ounces, for example, I can fill four of them with 16 ounces/or one pound of wax measured dry, and then melted. So a 10 pound bag will fill 160 ounces of container volume. Please write again if I haven't made it clear.
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Definitely contact the seller. I've ordered them twice now and both times gotten these 13 gallon kitchen bags. The first batch was a bit flimsy though, I almost had to double bag them, but the second batch was much stronger.
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If these are the metal ones, they should hold a pound or two. The plastic ones only hold about a pound.
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8 bags at 22 CF each (4 x 8 x 0.5 = 16 CF) Add a spare for settling and potting - Enjoy :-)
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I purchased a 7lbs bag to make Christmas wreaths and was quite pleased. Since I prefer my wreaths thick, it will make 2 small wreaths and 1 bag will make one. I hope I've answered your question.
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I cut my bags in 1/2 and get approx 2 3/4 oz. One has to allow for both bottom and top closure. If you are using the whole bag I would say you would get approx. 6oz. I filled my 1/2 bag with water and left space to seal to get the amount it holds.
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This would be more than enough. The package is almost a quart dry. They are diced, so if you need them whole they will be small. I have been very pleased with them.
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I used over half the contents of a 40 lb bag of litter to fill this box. So maybe 25 lbs or so? I didn't measure to see if it was exactly 2-3 inches but you will need a lot of litter.
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That's a tough call...I would say at least 6 bags. There must be a site on google that will tell you how much "beans" that you would need. I used it in a small dog bed and had only a little over 1/2 a bag left. It also depends on how firm you want it to be. Good luck!
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It took me 2 bags at a pound a piece. But it depends on how thick of a layer you want. Remember this does not filtrate from the bottom.