I have numerous quarters . how many can it wrap at a time? Will it wrap or do I have to do anything? Thank you
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You can wrap numerous quarters at a time but need to buy the heavy duty coin wrappers
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In a manner of speaking. I have used one piece multiple times with no issues. But I have found sticking it back to the roll does not work so well for me. Also the smaller the piece the easier it is as it does not fold onto itself.
2010663
Yes you do have to wrap them youself. But this machine has cut 2 hours of manually sorting and counting coins down to about half an hour. Very useful and helpful.
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The jars can physically fit a quarter in size, but I just experimented with a quarter in one and the lid will not close with a quarter in it, so I would not suggest these for quarters unless you secure the lids somehow with tape or something.
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Each roll is a "double roll" giving you roughly 50 sq.ft. of coverage. IE... For 100 sq.ft. of wall you would need 2 double rolls. I had about 150 sq.ft. of wall space to paper so I used 3 double rolls and had just enough. It's the "repeats" in the pattern that creates waste. I believe this paper repeats every 21 inches. (check the label on the roll) The rolls are all the same pattern so by opening each roll and matching them that way will save some waste. I Hope this was helpful.
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I used it both ways and it absolutely done nothing for me. I spent 100s on the wraps and never no change. All body's are different tho. I hope this helps. My opinion tho save your $$$$
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Buy heavy duty coin wrappers which hold their shape and do not burst . The machine will sort all your coins into appropriate wrappers . Correctly better to do all of a single denomination coin at a time . Otherwise this light duty sorter may be prone to jamming . Pretty handy machine way better than dealing with this by hand or giving up 8% or more of your coinage at coinstar .
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You can see from the picture the four coins collected. Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters. I am sure you know the size of those coin rolls. You can figure from that the relative size of the machine. I use it regularly without difficulty. I also use the paper coin rolls I bought off Amazon again without difficulty..
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My husband hasn't made any chicken quarters yet but he has smoked 8 racks of ribs at a time, but he thinks he can possibly smoke 12 with a slight overlapping. I hope this helps. Enjoy your party.
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No. They are stacked together in one big bag. Theres no need for individual wrapping, they dont make a mess. It would be easy to pull a few out, and put them in a zip lock.
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After filling the wrappers you still have to close them up. If you look closely, it's obvious that they weren't professionally done. I had problems with the machine mixing similar size coins so always ended up having to take the coins out anyway. If you want a professional looking job I think you would have to pay a great deal more.
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If I understand your question, you simply pull the slots out with your index finger and load the wrappers or remove the filled ones easily. This is my second one in the last 15 years and I wouldn't be without it. Just a note, be sure each tube is filled to the very top of the plastic tube and the wrapper is fully seated inside the tube to always get an accurate count. Be sure to feed the coins in the top of the unit at a slow pace to prevent jamming of the internal coin separater. This is a great machine if properly used. Don't hesitate to buy one.
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Another baker's suggestion: on 3 in pans do I put the wrap at the top of the pan or the bottom of the pan? 21 days agoI have only use them on 2 inch pans and they works great. I would assume for 3 inch pans you could try centering them between the top and bottom. Good luck and happy baking.21 days ago by Shirley F Hicks
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Hi, you need to have prefold cloths. You can also get snappis to hold the cloth together underneath the wrap.
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Its easy you just twist it in the middle a bit (opposite ways) and then fold it under each other. Its like if you are making circle with open hands one starting at 12 o'clock position and the other at 6 o'clock, its the same motion. its quite flexible so I think once you try it few times you will figure out the easiest way to do it.
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i don't use the s wrap, i just mix it up as best i can let it set a bit then insert for a few minutes then take out and trim, my problem was the stuff setting up before i could get it mixed properly because they provided square corner container and the product would be in the corners making it difficult to get into the mix thus making it lumpy hope that helps
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I had to laugh a bit when I read this -- not because it is a silly question, though. Just yesterday, after what seems like years of using this wrap, I looked to see how much was left -- it hardly looks used. To tell you the truth, I think when it DOES run out I will be glad to be done with it for a while! More seriously, it does not look as if it can be refilled -- but obviously I have not tried.