Posh Creations Filling Bean Bag Refill, 100 L, White with EZ-Pour Zipper Spout

This filler bag is a lightweight mesh bag with a zipper closure at the funnel end. I used it to fill two new footstool covers and the mess was minimal compared to the last time I had to this, transferring from one cover to another. My footstools are 17-18" cubes and the 100L fill bag was more than enough to fill them both. I ended up with extra, but I'm not sure the next size down filler bag would have been enough. I will say the zipper came without a pull, making impossible for me to operate with my bare hands, but I fed a paperclip through it to pull it open and closed and it worked fine. I did still lose some of the fill onto the floor during the filling process, but nothing like before. I was able to "transfer" the fill from the main part of the bag into the funnel area, then block it off with my hands from falling back into the main part of the bag with sort of a choke-hold, then let that part fall into what I was filling, and then I repeated this process til I had what I needed. I ended up filling my footstools sort of loosely so they still had a bean-bag feel, but they are good and sturdy, comfortable.

I ordered this to stuff some leather foot rest puffs that I got. It comes neatly packaged and vacuum sealed, but when you open it.....OMG. It starts to expand right away and it's a total mess. It's shredded memory foam so it gets bigger as it breathes, but the pieces are all sizes and they get on everything. The first bag I filled was a complete mess, so I used a different strategy on the second one. Recommendation: I took everything outside and filled a thin trach bag 13 gallon full of the memory foam, sat on it filled as much as I could. Then I took the whole trash bag and stuffed it in my puff without sealing or closing the trash bag. It was pretty tightly stuffed in the puff, but as you use the it, air goes in the bag and it expands to fill it completely. That worked great, it super conformable, looks really good and I don't have to worry about small pieces falling out of it.

Clearly I am an idiot. I have no idea why I thought it would be simple to pull a chunk off of the bale, stuff it in the cushion and let it expand, but I did. I'm here to tell you it's not that simple. And if you don't know squat about what you're doing DON'T DO IT! It will haunt you until your dying day. First, the plastic bag. I THOUGHT would keep it in the bag so that once it expanded I could contain it. Pretty brilliant, right? Oh, no, no, no, no, NO. Two words: Static Electricity. It sticks to the bag. And ends up everywhere. And nearly none of it gets into the pillow. Once I finally got smart and got the plastic bag away from the bale things improved. Slightly. No, not really. Pulling the bale apart requires the strength of The Hulk and a pry bar. Getting a "chunk" means 6 pieces and a ton of little fluff pieces that fly about like down feathers. And stick to everything. It looks like the blizzard of 77in here. Everywhere. 3 floors, 3000sf. It's everywhere. I am pretty sure that it took me HOURS to chisel off enough to fill 4 mega sized sofa pillows. In the meantime there is enough "fluff" flying about my living room to fill at least another pillow. Picking up that fluff? Yeah. I'm going to be finding this stuff for years to come. Vacuuming sounded brilliant! Use a shop vac. It filled my shark and plugged it up faster than cat hair in the crazy cat lady's house. Seriously, I should have just used down feathers. The best part of this whole fiasco? When I sat down to rub my hands down in cbd the kitten took a dive into the box. I watched it in slow motion. The explosion rivaled Heroshima. I left the house and headed to the nearest bar. I'm considering a hotel room for the night. On a serious note, for stuffing the cushions it was great. The only down side is that it has large chunks in it that have a pretty hard plastic or glue on them. I was going to use some of this to add some stuffing to some pillows that could use more. Definitely cannot be used for that. Ots also not memory foam. Just foam. And there are massive chunks. Not ideal for anything g you don't want to be REALLY LUMPY. That is the only reason I knocked a star off. I can feel the hard chunks in the sofa pillows.

This was a really great purchase! The beans are the perfect size and the bag they come in made it super easy to fill our bean bag chair. Filling a bean bag chair can be very messy and frustrating, so I want to thank the brilliant person who came up with the special bag these come in. We've tried other brands to refill our bean bags, but this one is the best. Highly recommend!

Best product and great price point for refilling your bean bag or pouf! The Polystyrene Foam Beads are very light and are the same large size used in my floor poufs that had wore down over a couple of years of moderate use. After reading the review of how messy and clingy they are, I decided to use a couple of fabric softener sheets and wiped a plastic cup inside and out. It works perfectly and with very minimal stray beads falling to the floor! I went through two fabric softener sheets (re-wipe after a few pours to maintain static cling free) and not even half of the 75L Refill Bag to “plump” up my poufs to their original fullness. I appreciate the zippered mesh bag it came in, which allows me to secure and store the unused beads for later use. Highly recommend! Attached photos and video.

Senti que era más producto lo adquirí para rellenar un puf para mi hija y compré dos bolsas, aun así siento que fue poco volumen, la bolsa en que viene es práctica.

Exactly what I needed to top up my bean bag pouffe. Lots left over so I’ll have enough when I need to top it up again.

Good quality

The product advertised in the listing and what was delivered to me are two completely different things. Firstly the delivery had a two week TAT and next the order reaches after 6 weeks. Instead of two 100 litre fillings with spout you get maybe 2 litres in two plastic bags. I have taken the photograph. Please do not trust this vendor.

not as big as showed in the picture