Posh Creations Foam Filling Bean Bag Refill, 100 L - 2 PK, Cool White

It’s a large bag. It’s actually more than what we needed to refill our bag. The bag that it comes in is very flimsy and it does make it a bit hard to refill. The filling is smaller that what is originally in our bean bag but it still works well. It’s a good pice and wouldn’t hesitate to order it again.

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.

Synopsis: You’ll need more of this stuff than you want to have to order. It does its job, but it takes a lot to fill up even the smallest chair. If you are in the market for material to refill or your bean bag chair, this will certainly fit the bill. The material reminds me of styrofoam, but has that soft touch that you need for the material going into your chairs. I shopped around a bit to try and find material to refill my chairs in my classroom and landed on this stuff. For the most part I’m pleased. My students tell me the chairs feel better than before and are more comfortable which is the only determining factor that truly matters. The bag’s zipper is trash, but that’s an easy fix with a paper clip. My only real gripe is that you are easily deceived when it comes to how much of this stuff you actually need. For my two chairs (see images) I probably needed 2.5 bags to get them to the level I hoped for. But for the price, that’s a huge chunk at one time for me. Overall this was a good purchase and I’m pleased with it. The material did what it needed to for my chairs and my students love it—win! 4 Stuffed Stars out of 5!

Had to buy over 12 of them to fill my beanbag. It’s a very large beanbag.

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.

[ SEE UPDATE BELOW ] We needed to add beads to a large Fatboy bean-bag/chair. Since we did not want any more chemicals beyond those already needed for manufacturing --and flammability retardance per CAL 117 laws-- I choose this brand since the beads are claimed to be from virgin material (non-virgin materials can have contamination from the large amounts of dirt and residues left on the recycled products), and the price was quite competitive. MATERIAL These are roughly rounded, smooth and white, expanded polystyrene [EPS] beads 8 mm in diameter [ca 0.3"]. The distributor Posh Beanbags (at the time of this writing an abandoned trademark brand name of GT Ventures LLC in Nevada) claims they are made in the U.S. EPS is called "styrofoam" in the U.S. and Canada. SAFETY RISK EVALUATION Unlike some other EPS bead fillers, this EPS product does not provide a Proposition 65 Warning, which lists polystyrene as a carcinogenic. This due not to an actual No Significant Risk Level compliance for the product, but to an egregious failure to provide that warning here. I took away one star because of that. EPS is composed of several ingredients. In addition to the polystyrene foam, it contains pentanes and styrene. The pentanes are highly volatile blowing agents that are released as flammable gases. Industry descriptions typically claim 85% of them is emitted within the first two days of manufacture and the remainder emitted before shipping. The monomer styrene (in the form of residual vinylbenzene) is a volatile used as a precursor to polystyrene, and is reported to represent less than 2‰ (per mille and not percent) of the finished EPS product. This monomer is a cause of concern -- the DHHS National Toxicology Program concluded (14th Report, 2016) that styrene is "reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen," and a working group of the International Agency for Research on Cancer later upgraded its warning "from possibly carcinogenic" to "probably carcinogenic." Aware of such issues, upon delivery I opened as much as possible the beads-filled plastic bag inside the box, closed the box flaps again, and put the box outdoors on a spot with direct sunlight for two hot (82+ °F) days to help release the toxic volatile chemicals it might have contained. I cannot exclude some contaminants might have remained, but if so it is unlikely they would be volatile. Further, given that: [ i ] the CDC reports styrene, if not inhaled, may only enter the body when ingested or touched as a liquid; [ ii ] EPS workers need to be exposed to ca. 1000 times the levels typically found in the environment before minor adverse effects may occur; and [ iii ] the above 2‰ amount limit is less than the maximum amount of styrene allowed in products used for food contact, I concluded it is reasonable to expect EPS *pre-ventilated* in this manner is unlikely to pose a carcinogenic risk under usual and normal conditions inside an indoors bean bag, especially a thick one like ours, not exposed to outdoors heat or rain. When having children at home it is needed to childproof the bag's zipper, such as cutting of the handle of the zipper so a child cannot open it. PACKING My beads arrived in a large "packing" plastic bag inside a flimsy cardboard shipping box. The box could have not been sealed with tape in a worse manner, as a large fold of the plastic bag had been left out the box flaps and taped to them. Considerable time and patience were required to remove the tape from the bag without ripping it and making a hole from which EPS could escape. To facilitate the transfer of the beads into the bean bag I taped a cardboard tube of about 5" in diameter to the opening of the plastic bag containing the beads (see my figure). ____ UPDATE (January 2022) Both the title and the images at the top of this page indicate that the manufacturer has improved the packing of the beads using a bag with a zipper, which should facilitate refilling a beanbag. Keep in mind, however, that the beads shown in such images are not the original rounds ones (shown, for example, in the promotional video accompaning the images) but are more cylindrical, making unclear if other manufacturing changes, if any, have also occurred. Curiously, Amazon sells this same new 100-liter bag of Posh beads of this webpage (item model AMZ-EPS-100L) for a lesser price than the apparently identical 100-liter bag of Posh beads in[[ASIM:B07MQX9GGQ this]] other page (item model AMZ-EPS-100LFILL). One can only hope such a price difference is not related to the respective quality of their material, like a mix of new and recycled EPS versus new EPS. Also notice that a number of counties in the US have passed laws restricting the use of rigid EPS food service products, and sales of EPS loose-fill packaging. Additionally, polystyrene, despite its designation by the plastic recycling code 6 in the middle of triangle, is not recycled at all in some communities. Even when recycled by a community, EPS like these beads may not be accepted as they are an end product and the *expanded* resin cannot be un-expanded for reuse. _

Filled my baby chair I wished it had a hold to pour out because of static and gets everywhere.

Love the packaging! Makes it easier to fill bean bag without so many spills. Also, the balls are larger than I’ve usually seen. Not sure if that will make my beanbag more comfortable but definitely fewer balls to chase if they escape. 🤭 Tips: find videos online for creating a pour spout using a tube. The Pringle's can worked best for me and having a lid to keep the beans from flying out before I was ready to pour was the best part. Also, I use a fine mist squirt bottle with a vinegar water solution to keep the static at bay and keeping my hand moisturized with lotion also helps with static. Just be careful not to get beans too wet. I usually mist it in the air or rub some on my hands or wherever I need to get rid of static.

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.

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

Great filler for beanbag chair. Happy with the purchase

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.