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ConservCo 101901 Concrete Mixing Bag

ConservCo 101901 Concrete Mixing Bag

(2 customer reviews)

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Description:

Concrete mixing bag. Heavy-duty reusable plastic bag. Designed to mix up to 80 lb. in minutes. No wheelbarrow, bucket, mortar box, hoe, or shovel required. Excess concrete may be left in bag to be discarded. No other clean up. Minimum order of 12 bags c

Features:

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Concrete mixing bag

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Heavy-duty reusable plastic bag

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Designed to mix up to 80 lb. in minutes

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No wheelbarrow, bucket, mortar box, hoe, or shovel required

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Excess concrete may be left in bag to be discarded

Product Details:

Product Length:	13.38 inches
Product Width:	20.88 inches
Product Height:	23.38 inches
Product Weight:	0.48 pounds
Package Length:	8.9 inches
Package Width:	6.0 inches
Package Height:	0.9 inches
Package Weight:	0.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Useful for one or two bags of concreteDec 01, 2009
By R. Dare
On their website video, they infer that you can mix concrete without getting dirty. I certainly wouldn't do it wearing tie and slacks. You don't need any tools as they say but the mix is not as consistent as manipulating it with a shovel or hoe. You still need to clean it out with a hose. For the price its a nice item to have around.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

OK for small jobsJan 28, 2012
By T. Addison
I mixed eight 80lb bags of concrete and the bag didn't show any signs of wearing out. It was easy to dump the concrete out where I needed it, and cleanup was easy (I just put it in the trash).

Some suggestions:
- If the type of concrete you are using is available in 50lb or 60lb bags, use those instead of the 80lb bags, as the 80lb bags are difficult to handle and mix. Despite mixing for much longer than recommended in the instructions, every bag I mixed had some dry spots in it that I had to fix by raking the concrete after I had poured it out.
- Tie the bag near the top so there is plenty of space in the bag for the concrete to slosh around.
- I wanted a dry mix but found it was too difficult to get it consistent. I gave up and just went with a medium wet mix.
- You WILL get dirty. No matter how tight you close the bag, some water will escape when you first start mixing.
- The instructions tell you to rock the bag side to side. I found that this wasn't enough, I had to lay the bag down and knead it like I was making bread.
- Lay an old towel on the ground to make sure the bag doesn't get ripped.

If I was doing a larger job I think I'd buy this: http://www.amazon.com/Scepter-04239-7-Gallon-Odjob-Mixer/dp/B000BPK766, as I was pretty much worn out after mixing 8x80lb bags.