what does this hold in cubic feet? Embarrassingly, I cant' find it listed. Thank you!
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it's small. It can hold four 16 ounce water bottles standing up, or six 12 ounce cans laying flat. it keeps them cold, but not ice cold unfortunately. But it does exactly what I wanted to and is very convenient. It can be used in an AC outlet indoors or in the car, and comes with a car adapter.
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it's small. It can hold four 16 ounce water bottles standing up, or six 12 ounce cans laying flat.it keeps them cold, but not ice cold unfortunately. But it does exactly what I wanted to and is very convenient. It can be used in an AC outlet indoors or in the car, and comes with a car adapter.
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I don't know the exact numbers, but it holds a 6-pack of Diet Coke if you put it on its side.
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I'm not certain myself and actually returning it. I ended up getting a larger mini fridge for our son who just went to college. This mini is very small. A few bottles can fit nothing else. Hope this helps.
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Assuming interior dimensions of 5 1/4 x5 1/4 x 8 (which mine is) that is .1276 of a cubic foot. Just under one eighth of a cubic foot. One six pack 12 ounce cans.
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I am a math dummy! It will hold 6 soda cans. I use it for my son's bottles so I don't have to go downstairs to my kitchen in the middle of the night and shlep them up. I just received it 2 weeks ago and I must say, it keeps the milk cold. Worth the money. I also bought it for long road trips.
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Not sure of the exact measurements, however it will hold six 12 oz cans...a very snug fit.
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Jason is correct about 32 cubic feetIt is difficult to go by weight as different types of soil have different weights
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hey brian ....i forgot or just did not really read your question....it will hold about anything. small....just move the sides closer....big put them as far apart as you can, just make sure your base is stable when using it for large........john
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If my math is correct, it holds about 5cu feet. Doesn't sound like a lot, but it really holds a good amount of clothes. We like ours.
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It has a false bottom, so it's actually five inches deep, thirteen inches wide, and thirty three inches long. It will hold about 1.24 cubic feet.
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Don't see why it wouldn't work, but probably overkill unless there is lots of cubic feet under it?
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I used about 10 bags of 2 cubic feet. If you could find some cheap (but clean, uncontaminated) fill dirt, you could use less good quality soil on top.
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33" x 11.5" x 5" = 1897.5 cubic inches / 1728 cubic inches per cubic feet = 1.1 cubic feet of soil. i left 1" margin from top of container. hope this helps...and it is approximate but pretty good estimate.
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I think I remember reading it is right at 3 cubic feet. It is slightly smaller than the one it replaced which was 3.2 cubic feet.
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Haven't weighed it yet but it doesn't feel all that heavy. As far as volume, well, it's not the same as rentals I've used before. Fine for 3 days or less anything more than that will not fit. I believe it's around 567 cubic inches.
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They only need .65 cubic feet in a sealed box. Not sure how much cubic feet your box is but you can measure it and look at a cubic feet chart. The sub itself sits about 6 inches deep. Hope this helps.
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Look it up on Amazon in the camping area that's where u will find it. It holds 1 liter I think.
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I used 12 cubic feet or 6 bags of 2 cubic feet of Miracle-Gro Potting Soil. This left a 2" space at the top. I also used a liner. Everything seems very happy. Where I live the Potting Mix was a bit pricey, but that amount worked well for me. Good luck!
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My baskets are 1 cubic foot each, i.e., 1ft L x 1ft D x 1ft H. The shelf can't handle much more.
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I used 500 feet of 50#. It could have held at least 1000 feet. It's a great product. I don't know how I did without it.
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6,000 Cubic Feet = 750 Square Feet. I'd use at _least_ 4 cans. If your house is more of a maze, I'd use a couple more cans. 1/2 upstairs and 1/2 down.
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I have the 4 shelf unit holding 10 plants and a few little decorative things on it. My plants are in all kinds of things....an old pitcher, terra cotta, ceramic, an old candle jar, a small painted bucket, etc., all with soil and watering and it all is on there with no problems at all. It holds a good amount of weight, but if you need an exact amount, I agree with Kathleen...Jim, the manufacturer is great and I'm sure he can give you the info you're looking for.