Would 1 bag be enough to restuff a VERY LARGE stuffed animal? The big kind you see at Easter and such that are bigger then your kids?
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I was able to stuff five medium sizes pillow to about half full (not overstuffed.) I don't think this would stuff an entire giant animals. It would maybe stuff something the size of a two year old.
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Yes! The larger bag is a decent size. I actually put in a couple sweaters together and there's usually space. And I think the material would work well for embroidery.
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A ton! I actually sent one bag back. It was Valentine's Day craft. Thinking back, I think I needed 200, and I had leftovers. They taste really good, but they are thin. I couldn't stick a pretzel stick through them, but I could snip the edge with sizzors and they were sticky enough to hang onto the pretzel. Good Luck! I think they were well worth the money.
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I don't know about tons. I just counted 23 large brown bags in mine and it is stuffed.
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Teenage is an age, not a size... That's relative at best... It's probably 4 or 5 bags to fill the average size bag that you would purchase from the store. You'd be better off buying a bag from target, dumping it out, and putting it in your teenage bag.
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It depends if they are filled with breastmilk or purée baby food and the quantity, right now mine holds about 30 to 35 bags of purée, if I need to freeze more bags I take the ones that are already frozen and arrange them neatly somewhere in my freezer. Hope this helps ; )
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I would say at least one large bag and one small. I find it is much better suited for regular food. I have fit a large family size bag of chicken, a medium pork roast, 2 gallons of ice cream, 5 or 6 frozen veggies and fruit nicely and still had some room for small items like frozen cans of juice. I store my bags of ice in my upright which is deeper. This freezer is longer and is not as deep so I find that the narrower items fit better
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I think that the bag is sturdy enough. The question is are the toys study enough. I would put the toys in the bag in the dishwasher, not the washing machine.
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One bag would probably suffice. I filled a glass, square vase, the top is 4" X 3" and it is 6" tall, and one bag was plenty for that. Hope that helps.
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I would suggest two bags to fill it up. I have a child's size bean bag and I needed a whole bag to fill it so it was comfortable.
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I use 3 "family size" (7g/bag) bags. It's really a matter of taste. I found 2 bags was to weak,but we also use flavoring most of the time
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I guess it depends on what you want. I have a small 8 year old and the bag is definitely too big for him, but not unmanageable. I feel like we will be able to grow with it. However, if you want it more of an appropriate fit, you might want to go with the youth.
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I don't think this bag would be big enough for 2 lunches - unless it was a light lunch or just snacks. I guess it depends on what you'd want to pack. I believe they make a larger size that would work better. (I also agree with the suggestion to get the one with the zipper. That's what we have.)
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Its common to do a pound per gallon or 1 inch/ 1&1/2 inch. One bag will be fine.
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I agree with the other comments. These bags would be plenty big and yet not too big.Good luck.
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About 1 bag for a standard sized bed pillow. 1/2 bag for a small/medium throw pillow and judge from there. Also, keep in mind that if you are looking for a firm pillow, this is not the fill for that. This is extremely soft.
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Dear Henry, The bag is a good choice. I think kids would use the bags very rough and tough. In that case any bag is the same!!! Otherwise, the bag is a very good one! The bottom is quite okay... Regards, Tejasvi