Big Joe (ビッグジョー) ビーン 詰め替え用 ポリスチレン豆 ビーンバッグやクラフト用 200リットル ホワイト, 9999991

FULL BEANBAG REQUIRES ABOUT 6 BAGS For reference, I purchased 2 bags for the purpose of entirely filling my empty XL adult-size beanbag chair. It seems to have gotten me about 1/3 of the way there (see photo); it looks like my chair may require about 6 of these. TIPS FOR MITIGATING DISASTER It is helpful to have on hand: -Dryer sheets - A shoebox-sized empty plastid bin - Fully charged (if cordless), emptied vacuum cleaner - The empty bag they came in Dryer sheets help eliminate static electricity, as does aluminum foil (although dryer sheets seem to work much better for me). I pulled out several dryer sheets and wiped my hands and the opening of my beanbag chair before pouring in the “beans.” They seem to come in a very impressively static-free bag initially… but beware that this can change rapidly as you are pouring them. I had a disaster when I moved my partially filled chair and a volcano-like eruption of beans shot back up and out in all directions, at this point highly charged with static electricity. That is just the nature of these things, even when you are careful. The suction inside the empty beanbag is something to be mindful of. I have a Dyson Animal vacuum that works very well for cleanup; I emptied it fully beforehand so I could use it to recover spilled beans that were everywhere on my carpet and wood floors. I was able to easily suck up the loose beans, but emptying them is tricky because again the static makes them want to stick to the vacuum insides. I set an empty plastic shoebox-style container inside the original bag the beans shipped in (fully opened) to catch stray beans. Many of the beans stuck to the inside of my vacuum, but I was able to get them out easily by wiping my hand with dryer sheets again and sticking it in the compartment to scoop them out. Once the dryer sheet-treated hand got near them, they immediately lost their charge and rolled agreeably out of the vacuum into the plastic tub, for the most part. After repeating several times, I dumped the plastic tub of beans inside the original packaging bag so I could re-pour them into my chair. I’m not sure if this will help anyone, but I felt it could save you a nightmare!

Good. Should have gotten 1 more

Needed to add more stuffing to our big Joe bean bags so we ordered this! Product is great and the helpful reviews about how to fill them without making a mess were genius! So I thought I’d add to them so people see it! Absolutely no mess whatsoever. Grab an empty paper towel roll, cut a small piece off the corner of the refill bag and slip the roll in and use tape to secure it so the hole closes up around it. Put the roll into a small opening in the bean bag, tip the bag up and it flows so fast! Did two separate bean bags in under 10 mins.

The product works well but, there are a couple things that you should know. 1. If you are filling a large bean bang or something similar be prepared for a messy cleanup. The balls get everywhere very quickly and very easily. 2. The balls get staticity easily and, it makes them difficult to handle and they want to stick to many different surfaces. 3. I wish the bag came with some sort of funnel or pouring aid to make transferring the little balls a lot easier.

I received two big bags and had more than enough to fill my chair. I even had enough to fill up two more chairs. The picture attached is to show the before and after a filling. These beads work well but are made of a styrofoam and so bend and flatten and break easily. They come in all sizes but no bigger than a green pea. THEY GET EVERYWHERE! And are a pain to clean up. Also a bit tricky to fill the beanbag chair at times. It takes time and patience and may also take two people to do. I did it by myself and it took me about two to four days to fill up the beanbag chair completely. It’s also tricky to get the beads into every little nook and cranny of the beanbag. So while it’s “full” it still has space in there. Overall it served its purpose and I am happy with the results.