What is the internal volume of the bags? (in cups, for example... trying to figure out what volume of plastic pellets to buy)
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If you can imagine a pint glass or container...around 6 of those for the big bag.
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I have no idea of the internal volume, I did not measure. I bought 2 seven pound bags of cracked walnut shells (bird litter) and kept putting in till both were full. It took about 10 pounds (I have half a bag left) . I'll use the rest for media to clean by brass to re-load.
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I bought a 20lb bag of cheap rice and it took a little over half approximately 11lbs for both bags, the smaller rear bag is completely filled while the larger one still has some room, not much, I wanted some slight cushy-ness so the rifle could nestle in it.
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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 honestly used about a third of a tube sand bag and its heavy, and the quality is not worth the money, i would just get one from dicks that is prefilled
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It's 6" at the bottom of the "V" and 7" at the highest point. Keep in mind the bag mushes down because it's filled with beads of some kind. It's not a perfect measurement, but close. I filled mine with ground walnut shells, some use kitty litter, it's pretty heavy either way. Even though the filler is closed with velcro, the pellets don't leak out. It comes to you empty. I picked this due to cost vs. usage. There's a nicer one that's all leather, but it's $65. I'd rather have that one. They claim the top of this is suede leather, but it sure feels and looks like a heavy velour to me. It's 6" at the bottom of the "V" and 7" at the highest point. Keep in mind the bag mushes down because it's filled with beads of some kind. It's not a perfect measurement, but close. I filled mine with ground walnut shells, some use kitty litter, it's pretty heavy either way. Even though the filler is closed with velcro, the pellets don't leak out. It comes to you empty. I picked this due to cost vs. usage. There's a nicer one that's all leather, but it's $65. I'd rather have that one. They claim the top of this is suede leather, but it sure feels and looks like a heavy... » Read More It's 6" at the bottom of the "V" and 7" at the highest point. Keep in mind the bag mushes down because it's filled with beads of some kind. It's not a perfect measurement, but close. I filled mine with ground walnut shells, some use kitty litter, it's pretty heavy either way. Even though the filler is closed with velcro, the pellets don't leak out. It comes to you empty. I picked this due to cost vs. usage. There's a nicer one that's all leather, but it's $65. I'd rather have that one. They claim the top of this is suede leather, but it sure feels and looks like a heavy velour to me. « Show Less
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I bought Poly-Fil at Michaels craft store, small plastic beads. It took almost all of 2 32 oz. bags. Lucky it was not expensive.
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I lined them with plastic wrap and filled them with water just to the bottom of the metal retaining band. Here is what I got:Large: 4 cups Medium: 2 cupsSmall: 1/4 cup
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They're fairly large, I'd say. If memory serves, they're about 3/16" in diameter and 1/4" long. They are larger than the pellets once available at Lowe's if you had been buying those.
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Cathy, I would not recommend the plastic pellets for bean bags..you would need many Pds to fill an xl beam bag..it would be too heavy to lift once filled all the way. Look into actual bean bag fillers.
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Hard to say without knowing the density of the leaves. It comfortably holds a 5 pound sack of sugar, so use that as an estimate of volume. I did a physical measurement of the canister, and the internal volume is 91 cubic inches.
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Sorry, not sure never asked my brother. From the picture, I'm thinking the 12 oz bags.
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Well these are 11/2 or 5.5. Each side since the separate. Probably more like 5" because of the seal and perforation in the middle. As long as we're talking about the bags that's the answer.As far as their new sealer it sucks. Avoid the automatic stuff. The problem is that it decides when to seal and you don't. That means it traps in air all the freaking time!
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I just filled one. It was about 3/4 of a cup of liquid. I am very happy with them!
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It looks like there are 3 - 10oz. bags. Have you tried the Dandies Vegan Marshmallows? I love them. I have even made rice Krispie treats with them. My husband couldn't tell the difference.
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I received 4 bags of 32 ounces (2 pounds). The picture and item name are right, but the amount in the description is wrong.
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My bags are 1 oz each. I think there are larger bags however. I bought an assortment of flavors, each in a 1 oz bag. There's more in these one oz bags than you might think, though.
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Hi! I honestly don't know- I use the scoop that comes in the bag- I put a scoop in my bag of chicken layer pellets and stir it up. My best guess would be that I use about 3 scoops total in a 40lb bag. Sue
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Same as the inside of the container. I haven't measured it, sorry. You can probably guess based on outside diameter. Product is awesome though.
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Hi Mike. Yes the internal dimensions are W 2"x H 0.75" x L 3.75" Please note that I recently purchased 3x8 poly bags from: 2 Mil Poly Bags 3x8 1000/CaseI also purchased an impulse bag sealer: 8" (200mm) Impulse Manual Bag Sealer Heat Seal Closer + Free KITThese two purchases work wonderfully for packaging popsicles. If you are determined to make your own however, I would suggest a 3.5X8 bag, as the sides could be a little wider on my poly bags. Hope this helps! Hi Mike. Yes the internal dimensions are W 2"x H 0.75" x L 3.75" Please note that I recently purchased 3x8 poly bags from: 2 Mil Poly Bags 3x8 1000/CaseI also purchased an impulse bag sealer: 8" (200mm) Impulse Manual Bag Sealer Heat Seal Closer + Free KITThese two purchases work wonderfully for packaging popsicles. If you are determined to make your own however, I would suggest a 3.5X8 bag, as the sides could be a little wider on my... » Read More Hi Mike. Yes the internal dimensions are W 2"x H 0.75" x L 3.75" Please note that I recently purchased 3x8 poly bags from: 2 Mil Poly Bags 3x8 1000/CaseI also purchased an impulse bag sealer: 8" (200mm) Impulse Manual Bag Sealer Heat Seal Closer + Free KITThese two purchases work wonderfully for packaging popsicles. If you are determined to make your own however, I would suggest a 3.5X8 bag, as the sides could be a little wider on my poly bags. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Guys you can't convert measurements of weight into measurements of volume in a general sense because it depends on the substance being weighed and measured. A tsp of flour probably weighs a bit less than a tsp of led pellets. You must experiment with each particular substance as there is no general conversion that will be accurate. Most charts I have seen are referencing water which works very well when you are weighing and measuring water. HA powder? Not so much.