Made several sleeping pillows with this filling and pretty happy with the results. We were looking for non-toxic pillow fillings. Tried the natural wool first, it was not very moldable and too hard on head. So we gave this natural latex filling a try. It works really well, moldable yet still firm enough. We got a 5-lb bag, 98% has been shredded pretty well, there are a few big chunks, but it was pretty easy to cut them with the scissors. I was prepared for "rubbery" odor from the natural latex, but even with pretty good sense of smelling, I really have not smelled much odor from these fillings. Overall, we are glad finding these made in USA natural latex here and feel the price is pretty reasonable.

Got 20 lbs to fill two Big Joe Duo bean chairs. I wanted the chairs to be stuffed, not just filled. 20 lbs worked out really well. I removed all original fill and started with bean bags flat on the ground. This job is messy. Do not wear nice clothes and have a plan to fill the bags. I did not remove the tight shrink wrap around the foam, only the bag it comes in. This provides the opening in the top to pull out the foam handful by hand full and refluff the foam inside the bag. . This process takes a while, but I was able to distribute the foam inside the bean chairs and stuff them uniformly. This method also allowed me to see when I used up half the foam for one chair and switch to filling the other. Over all I am very pleased. The foam did not have strong smell like some memory foam pillow do. Now my bean bag chairs look and function like they were intended to. No more going flat.

I have a large bean bag. My son has played on it so much that it was flat. I left the old filling in the bean bag and added this filling to it. I saw all the warnings of the mess it can make. So I took the bean bag outside to refill. Once I was able to get the end of the new filling open, I put the whole thing in the bean bag opening and emptied it that way. I had my son help hold the bag open and fluff the filling into the bean bag. Then I zipped it up and let my son play with it to break up the filling and mix it with the old filling. There was very little mess. Now you can't even tell that the filling isn't beans. This filling should last longer. Very comfy again!

Got this to add a little extra fluff to a bean bag we have. I had ordered the 4 foot Big Chill bean bag off of Amazon before. It has memory foam chunks inside. After SEVERAL children from a 5 year old to 17 year olds using it for 7 months, the foam was not quite as fluffy as it had been. I expected that to happen and figured that I would eventually add to it. I got this shredded foam to add. I only got the 2.5 lb block. I wasn't sure how much I would need as I didn't need to refill the whole bag, just to add some extra fluff to it.
It comes and it's compressed into a square that measures about 10 inches by 10 inches. It was fairly hard to open as it was in a bag, and then the bag was taped with clear packing tape the entire way around it. I had to use scissors to get it out of the tape. I took it out of the bag and it remained in a cube for me. The bean bag has a double zipper inside, I unzipped those and threw the chunk in, zipped it shut, replaced the cover and then broke the foam up once it was secured inside. This worked really well with not much mess. I actually ended up with more of the chunks that were already in the bean bag getting out than what came off this block. The stuff in the bag was a little staticy which made it want to stick to my arm and the zipper. The block wasn't like that, I only had a small handful of pieces fall off and I just picked those up by hand afterward.
I really liked this fluff and seeing now after I have it in, I probably would have ordered the 5 lb block. My daughter thought it was enough when she was sitting on it. But I would have liked it to be just a little more. I may order another bag at some point to throw in there.

It is a reasonable price for what you get. This stuff really expands once you open it, so be ready. The static cling will make a huge mess, and I mean huge. I had read some reviews so was at least somewhat prepared. I used it to fill a body pillow. I laid a tarp outside on the grass for my project. I had a squirt bottle of water handy. I put the unopened bag into my body pillow sack before cutting it open...to contain some of the mess. Only it expanded and then I had a hard time getting the packaging out and the product unstuck from the center of the bag. But eventually I prevailed. The squirt bottle of water helps cut down the static cling. This stuff sticks to your clothing, your hair, your arms...anything it touches. So spritz down as you go...trust me...it helps. Don't do it inside...just don't. You'll thank me for that tip when you find out what happens when you open the package. But I love shredded foam in pillows...it doesn't mash down, you can easily fluff it back up, you can wash and dry the pillows (as long as the outer fabric is washable). If it wasn't so challenging to work with, I would stuff all my pillows with this stuff. If you can handle the mess, you will save a fortune making your own shredded foam pillows, throw pillows, body pillows, and perhaps even bean bags (sans beans).