howmany applications/feedings or sq ft does one bag cover?
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On the bag says: Broadcast 1lb per 100sq ft. There is 10 lb in the bag should be able to cover 1000sq ft. My friend who referred it does not broadcast. She used as side dressing. 1tbsp per plant. And 1tsp per galloon water for foliage spry. The result, according to my friend, is wonderful. I haven't try it myself yet.
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I read a review that said its best to have at least 2 sq ft of airspace inside. I would go a little bigger is space allows you to.
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I just bought this product and was concerned about the coverage aswell. I can confirm It covered 50 square feet with two coats and there was some left in the bucket when I was all done.
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I don't believe it will take care of room size areas - Look at instructions, it will show maximum square footage that it will cover. It's more for small closed areas.
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David, I've never done that much square footage but I would have to guess that it would be up to two bags of Zorb especially if you have any stubborn stains. Hope this helps.
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I just used "mini clear treat bags" measuring 3 in wide x 4 in long. They allowed plenty of room without being overly large, and they also allowed for the twist tie at the bottom of the sucker to seal the bags. You could use a little smaller bag if you'd rather have a more snug fit, but I preferred the extra room.
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Hi, Carolyn - I don't remember what I said in my review. But, we used it to cover an old counter top, a technique we found on a decorating blog. That counter top measured roughly 40 sq ft (including 4" back splash ) and we put on 4 thin layers. We have about half to 1/3 of a bag left. So, 300 sq ft is accurate. By thin, I mean each layer was probably 1/16-1/32 of an inch thick. The final thickness can't be more than 1/4-3/8 inch thick. Hope this helps. Steve
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one large bag should be enough. It comes out of the holes, so I just keep putting it back in. Put it where you want it before you fill because it gets very heavy.
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It will just enough to cover the floor. For comfort, you will/should use 2 bags.
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1 bag will cover 1000 sf and some. Takes little bit, I don't know what kind of vaccum you have. I have a Dyson 41 which comes with attachment tospread out wet crumbs of the carpet maintenance. If you don't have a vaccum attachment like that the woolite carpet stick with the brush would work just as well.
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The bag contents are 1.5 cubic feet. If, for example, you wanted a 6 inch (one half foot) deep garden, you could cover 3 square feet (or a 1 foot by 3 foot plot). Is this what you're looking for? (To calculate how much square footage you can cover, divide the cubic feet of soil by the depth of the garden (in feet).)
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Go Square Foot Garden Forums and get all the scoop. I presume you have also purchased the latest book, Square Foot Gardening, which has quantities. Off the top of my head I believe it would be four bags of Mel's to one 4 x 4 box, along with the compost and vermiculite and peat moss.
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It really depends on how deep of a substrate bed you want. That said, one bag should be fine. I used less than 2 bags in my 20 gallon long.
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I'd say about two bags are more than enough, one may not be enough, but that also depends on how thick you want the cover.
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I bought one bag and it covered 75% of my 10 x 15 raised veggie bed at about 2" thick. It's really nice straw mulch - much better than straw - the mulch is easier to shape and use and it has helped with weeding significantly.
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I rated this unhelpful because of experience with the 12.5 pound bag. Although the bag says it covers 5000 square feet, using Scotts top of the line spreader, coverage was about 2,400 square feet. So, getting 15,000 square feet with a 15 pound bag is not reasonable.
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Sorry, haven't used it yet so I can't say how it covers. I'm using it as a grout sealer so it may be hard to figure out sq. footage coverage---