This product is sold by volume (2-qt). I bought another brand by weight (24 oz./bag) Which has more charcoal?
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You have to know the density to do the math because there's more than one kind of ounce: ounce by volume (often listed as fluid ounce) and ounce by weight. Amazon now lists the weight of this product as 1 1/2 pounds which equals 24 ounces by weight, and that means the two products should give you the same amount of charcoal. But a 2 quart volume of charcoal will hold more weight if the charcoal is packed down and less if it's light and powdery, so the weight might vary from one bag to the next. (By the way, everybody seems to get confused by ounces. Since they're different things, somebody should have given them different names!)
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You have to know the density to do the math because there's more than one kind of ounce: ounce by volume (often listed as fluid ounce) and ounce by weight. Amazon now lists the weight of this product as 1 1/2 pounds which equals 24 ounces by weight, and that means the two products should give you the same amount of charcoal. But a 2 quart volume of charcoal will hold more weight if the charcoal is packed down and less if it's light and powdery, so the weight might vary from one bag to the next. (By the way, everybody seems to get confused by ounces. Since they're different things, somebody should have given them different names!) You have to know the density to do the math because there's more than one kind of ounce: ounce by volume (often listed as fluid ounce) and ounce by weight. Amazon now lists the weight of this product as 1 1/2 pounds which equals 24 ounces by weight, and that means the two products should give you the same amount of charcoal. But a 2 quart volume of charcoal will hold more weight if the charcoal is packed down and less if it's light and powdery, so the weight might vary from one bag to the next. (By the way, everybody seems to get confused by ounces. Since they're different things, somebody... » Read More You have to know the density to do the math because there's more than one kind of ounce: ounce by volume (often listed as fluid ounce) and ounce by weight. Amazon now lists the weight of this product as 1 1/2 pounds which equals 24 ounces by weight, and that means the two products should give you the same amount of charcoal. But a 2 quart volume of charcoal will hold more weight if the charcoal is packed down and less if it's light and powdery, so the weight might vary from one bag to the next. (By the way, everybody seems to get confused by ounces. Since they're different things, somebody should have given them different names!) « Show Less
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That is very confusing. I would just stick with the standard, which contains 3 bags. Order multiple of those if you need more.
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I use 3 "family size" (7g/bag) bags. It's really a matter of taste. I found 2 bags was to weak,but we also use flavoring most of the time
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The title mentions "carbon." The description calls them "charcoal." Isn't charcoal carbon? This is a steal at the quoted price.
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I didn't notice charcoal and I have no idea what the crystals are made of. It has a pleasant smell but I found the canister DampRid that last for about 3 months to be a better buy. I took it to our camp and it really helps to remove the dampness there. It also can be emptied several times before you have to replace the bag in the top. I was skeptical at first but am sold on it now.
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QuarterVac is 6 quarts and Supercoach is 10. You have to but smaller bags for QuarterVacs and it weighs a pound less. Power the same.
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Hi I have used this Barby all summer and it uses very little charcoal.It is agreat little unit for 2 people.Noel Dalziel
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I'm not sure about the Royal Oak Hardwood lump charcoal but I really liked Stubbs. Very long lasting and very hot burning. They essentially last as long as Kingsford but with a much better flavor and all natural. I have found that lump charcoal burns too quick for my taste.
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Zippo Butane Fuel 5.82 OzSold by: BURN WholesaleThat's the butane fuel I used and it works perfect for all my refuel able lighters.
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As a certified dealer, we at Raw Supply purchase this directly from the mining facility in Utah. The 44 pound bag comes to us in the original bag and is sent out exactly the same way. We do not repackage the larger size whatsoever. :)
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Hey Orianna - What I intended to 're-order' was the following brand: 'Nature's Elements' Activated Charcoal which does contain veggie caps. Not sure why I went with Nature's Way instead. I just now attempted to pull it up on Amazon's website and it looks like it's been deleted altogether by Amazon. I found a link where we can both purchase this product: http://www.homesteadmarket.com/product/221/brand_natural_elements?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm;_source=googlebase&cvsfa;=2958&cvsfe;=2&cvsfhu;=323231&gclid;=CP_9m4_SrboCFdJj7AodcnAA5w
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I have no idea since I just bought it. The bag is sold by weight, not cups. Sorry I can not be of more help. It is a great product-delicious!
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This is a standard charcoal grill. How long does a bag of charcoal last will be determined by how large the bag is that you purchase and how much food you're grill and how long you will be grilling. I typically use a chimney starter and fill it to the top. If I require more charcoal, I simply add it later. I usually get about 4 uses out of a bag of charcoal when grilling for the family, but if I'm having a large cookout and will be grilling all day, I can use up a bag or more in one session. A chimney starter is the fastest and easiest method to light a charcoal grill, especially for a nubie, so that is my recommendation to you. Weber 7416 Rapidfire Chimney Starter This is a standard charcoal grill. How long does a bag of charcoal last will be determined by how large the bag is that you purchase and how much food you're grill and how long you will be grilling. I typically use a chimney starter and fill it to the top. If I require more charcoal, I simply add it later. I usually get about 4 uses out of a bag of charcoal when grilling for the family, but if I'm having a large cookout and will be grilling all day, I can use up a bag or more in one session. A chimney starter is the fastest and easiest method to light a charcoal grill, especially for a... » Read More This is a standard charcoal grill. How long does a bag of charcoal last will be determined by how large the bag is that you purchase and how much food you're grill and how long you will be grilling. I typically use a chimney starter and fill it to the top. If I require more charcoal, I simply add it later. I usually get about 4 uses out of a bag of charcoal when grilling for the family, but if I'm having a large cookout and will be grilling all day, I can use up a bag or more in one session. A chimney starter is the fastest and easiest method to light a charcoal grill, especially for a nubie, so that is my recommendation to you. Weber 7416 Rapidfire Chimney Starter « Show Less
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I think that kind of container would work well. Better than the bag it comes in, because the charcoal is so fine that it tends to"poof" out when you close the bag & settle on things you don't want having gray or black powder on !
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This is bizarre. I just got a microwave\convection combo. On page 7 of the operations guide under optional kits it says JX81D Circulating Charcoal Filter Kit. On page 29 (maintenance) it says WB02X10943.... So they must be at least somewhat interchangeable. Since this one is $7.08 and the other is over $25 I know which one I'm getting.
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I would order the 69 qt. if you want to keep the food in the bag and place the whole bag in the container; the container was too small to do this with a 40lb bag of food. I had to just pour the food into the container. If you're going to pour the food directly into the container, you could go with a smaller size.
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I didn't know this brand/flavor (my dogs love it) came in a 4 lb bag until I checked it out. If you didn't order the 4-lb. bag, I would have it sent back at no cost to you and re-order the 25-lb. bag . Good luck, Jennifer