In the States, rice comes in a 25 lbs bag, will this handle this amount?
149856
If you remove the plastic tray in the middle you might be able to squeeze all 25 lbs in. Realistically I think you'll probably have a little left out.
149857
If it doesn't, it's by a tiny, tiny amount. I bought three for a 50 lb bag of grain, and I only needed two of them.
149858
Pretty close...I think we had a little left after filling...we're still working on our first bag since buying this container...been enjoying it tho...
149859
We had no problem pouring in 25 lbs of rice. The sliding drawer is removable, but fit right back in on top of the rice.
2280094
According to the label for 5# bag, YES, per nongmoproduct.com. Twenty-five pounds, BTW, will feed an army for a month!
170843
The bag with my tools weighs 20 lbs. Then I'll also throw in a drill/driver & bits for specific jobs. It seems to handle it just fine!
808658
It says 1.5 cubic feet, but I think I put in a little more than that. A 2 cubic foot bag would do it.
1042644
not that much. I put ~85 pounds in 4 bags and they were full. That is 21 pounds per leg.
959882
one 25lb bag should be plenty....make sure you rinse it well before adding it to your pond water
1527915
Yes, this 29 cup capacity will hold 10 lb. of uncooked rice. I placed into our container 2 - 2# bags of rice; 1# bags, each, of barley, lentils, split peas, pinto beans, navy beans. In addition, 10 oz. of navy beans in an opened bag. Combined, these equal 9 lbs., 10 oz., and there was still space remaining for easily one, maybe two more 1 lb. bags.
2066000
It comes in one single 25 lb bag. I had some large tupperware containers i've used for years and just separated the flour into those. HTH!
787049
Yes it will handle that weight with no problem. I have a large bird feeder that holds 5 lbs of bird seed plus two seed balls hanging from it.
1764813
I would assume it would. I buy a 25lb bag every month & there is some room to spare after emptying that into it. This is a good quality container, made in USA, which is hard to find these days.
2197287
It will always differ depending on the weight and volume of each grain of cereal. So there is no way to calculate without you buying each cereal and filling the container - then you will have the answer.The volume is always going to be different foreach cereal - and the amount it holds will be more by volume than by ounces.One pound of rice will be less volume than one pound of peanuts........That is why the rest of the world uses the Metric System....
723302
I guess it can hold at about 5 cups of rice. You don't wan to put too many cups otherwise you do not have enough space to wash the rice.
950275
I have two of these. one for dog food and one for cat food. They will easily hold 20 lbs of rice or 25 lbs of flour. They are, in my opinion, the best storage containers for any of these four commodities. I especially like that the screw lids work so well. Best wishes, Curt Hinkle
1274420
We have never tested it to see how much it will hold, but it is very well built and quite sturdy. I imagine it could easily hold 25 pounds or more.
1504986
Eleven pounds (11.0 Lbs.). Don't "push" the limits.If you have a heavy load, divide it into smaller portions, or go jump on your bathroom scales, read your weight, pick up the thing to be weighed, read the combined weight of you and it, subtract the 1st measurement from the 2nd measurement, and you will have the weight of your 20-pound sack of rice, potatoes, onions, beef-quarter, etc.
83186
it appears to be the same rice as the smaller bags , but my big 25 pound bag developed moths within 5 months . I had it stored in totally airtight containers. It us being replaced but I a will hold judment on it for a couple months . I t may have been very old when I got it ...not sure what the problem was, rice should have a long shelf life?????
1376313
It will very due to cooking times. We have gotten as many as 20 uses out of a bag.