Posh Creations Foam Filling EPS Bean Bag Refill, 75 L, White with EZ-Pour Zipper Spout,

Best product and great price point for refilling your bean bag or pouf! The Polystyrene Foam Beads are very light and are the same large size used in my floor poufs that had wore down over a couple of years of moderate use. After reading the review of how messy and clingy they are, I decided to use a couple of fabric softener sheets and wiped a plastic cup inside and out. It works perfectly and with very minimal stray beads falling to the floor! I went through two fabric softener sheets (re-wipe after a few pours to maintain static cling free) and not even half of the 75L Refill Bag to “plump” up my poufs to their original fullness. I appreciate the zippered mesh bag it came in, which allows me to secure and store the unused beads for later use. Highly recommend! Attached photos and video.

This was a really great purchase! The beans are the perfect size and the bag they come in made it super easy to fill our bean bag chair. Filling a bean bag chair can be very messy and frustrating, so I want to thank the brilliant person who came up with the special bag these come in. We've tried other brands to refill our bean bags, but this one is the best. Highly recommend!

I bought these foam shreds to refill a pouf my daughter wasn't read to part with that had gone flat. The indeed arrived in the red zippered pouch, and were super compacted, but as soon as I started unzipping they were growing and the garbage bag they are packed in got stuck in the zipper. There was lot of colorful language as a wrestled with the damn thing trying to get the foam out without ripping a huge hole in the garbage bag and getting foam shreds absolutely everywhere. Once I managed that, NOT an easy task, they quickly inflated to their full size. The foam is all different types of density which it fine but the range was too big IMHO. The black foam was often VERY hard, like the stiff kind that lines pelican cases to protect scientific equipment, cameras, or musical instruments. Many of the other types of foam had very stiff backing (think stiff paperboard or toenails) that would not have made for a comfortable sitting experience. So as I stuffed the pouf I had to filter out the problematic pieces for foam - doable but a pain. In the end these just seem like random sweepings from the floor of an upholstery shop, and while they got the job done in the end, I think I would try a different product if I had to do it over again.

It was difficult choosing what size beads I needed to refill my pillow,but the quantity makes up for the size discrepancies.

It was the exact right amount for a pouf I bought in Morocco. I chose to slowly break the foam up inside the bag and then gently place the unopened bag into the pouf. I was very careful not to break the bag, so luckily I avoided any mess. But, I think this foam would be a messy nightmare if it busted loose from the bag it came in. It’s also very lumpy, and I could see it being uncomfortable if used under a thin fabric cover. In my case, the pouf had multiple layers of leather and jacquard fabric lining, so the lumpy bumpy foam isn’t noticeable. It’s a sufficient product even if it is imperfect.