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The Candy Wizard Automatic Candy Dispenser

Motion-activated touchless candy dispenser.

Automatic Candy Dispenser
$19.99
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Overview:

Have your favorite candy at your beck-and-call with The Candy Wizard! Simply place your hand under the chute (no coins or touching necessary) and candy dutifully tumbles out of the dispenser into the palm of your hand.

And while it may seem like an oxymoron, this motion-activated automatic candy dispenser is indeed health-conscious. Thanks to the hands-free dispensing of candy, you don't have to worry that your delicious morsels are covered with someone else's germs. Yay, clean candy!

The Candy Wizard holds 80 ounces of candy (or unsalted nuts!) and dispenses in two portion sizes: small or large. Featuring a built-in LED that illuminates whenever candy is dispensed, the Candy Wizard is also perfect for late night candy binges.

Warning: Do not put The Candy Wizard on your desk at work unless you want a constant stream of co-workers visiting you all day.

For people who like: gifts for the inner child, sweets

Features & specs:

  • Dimensions: 13" tall x 6.75" diameter
  • Capacity: 80 ounces (2.4L)
  • Motion-activated dispenser
  • Requires 4xAA batteries (not included)
  • Adjustable portion control (small or large)
  • LED illumination when dispensing

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Motion-activated candy dispenser = no bird flu!

Old-fashioned candy dispensers are great... except that every piece of candy you eat has basically taken a bath in the fingers of every other person who has used the dispenser. Gross.

With the Candy Wizard Motion-Activated Candy Dispenser, you can enjoy delicious candy without fear of catching some mutant strain of influenza.

Simply rest your hand underneath the dispenser and out shoots your candy. Perfect!

Motion-activated touchless candy dispenser prevents the spread of germs.
Motion-activated, no-touch dispenser promotes a germ-free (and delicious!) environment.

Small footprint, big capacity

The Candy Wizard Candy Dispenser will only take up 6.75" of space on your desk, but it can store and dispense over 80 ounces of candy! That's nearly 2.5 liters of Reese's Pieces, M&Ms, Skittles, and gumballs!

The Candy Wizard Automatic Candy Dispenser features an 80 ounce capacity as well as light-up dispenser area.
The Candy Wizard holds a whopping 80 ounces of candy.
A small LED light activates whenever goods are dispensed.

Adjustable portion control

At Vat19.com, we operate on a scale of 1-10 and do everything at an '11'. However, we realize that not everyone wants an overflowing handful of Skittles. Thankfully, so did the smart folks who designed The Candy Wizard.

Twist the knob on the base of the unit to select between small or large helpings. You can also turn off the unit with this selector.

Use the dial to choose between a small amount or a large amount per serving.
Choose between small or large portions by twisting the dial to the "1" or "2" position.

Just think of all that tasty candy!

While it's possible that we have an overactive sweet tooth, it cannot be denied that The Candy Wizard, when filled with vibrant and mouthwatering candy, is a thing of beauty.

It was quite the struggle to take the photos below without gorging ourselves on candy corn, Skittles, Good 'n Plenty, and M&Ms.

The Automatic Candy Dispenser is compatible with many different types of small candies.

You can't eat candy all the time, right?

Nuts make for great snacks, too! Indulge your healthy habits (and reduce the spread of germs) by filling up The Candy Wizard with unsalted nuts.

Please note that salted nuts could eventually build up and clog or corrode the mechanism inside.

The Candy Wizard is also great for unsalted nuts like almonds and peanuts.
The Candy Wizard will also work its magic with unsalted nuts like almonds and peanuts.

Product has been discontinued.

$19.99

Burning Questions: You ask and we answer!

Burning Questions: You ask and we answer!
Your questions that have been answered by the Vat19.com staff:
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Q: would sour patch kids work?
A: We recommend against it, as the powdery coating on Sour Patch Kids could build up and clog the machine.
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Q: Would M&M Pretzels clog up the candy wizard dispenser hole?
A: I don't think they'll clog the dispenser but they might be too large to fit through.
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Q: Would it work with unground coffee beans?
A: Yes, the Candy Wizard would be great for that!
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Q: How many 14oz Skitle bags would fit the candy wizard?
A: The page says the container holds 80 ounces, so that would be approximately 5.71 14 oz bags.
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Q: Can the candy wizard package fit in the prank gift box?
A: No, the Candy Wizard is too large for a Prank Pack.
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Q: Can you put crunchmellows in It or will it get crumbly
A: Yep! Mini Crunchmallows would fit perfectly in the Candy Wizard, but do so with care because the dust could build up on the dispenser and cause it to clog.
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Q: Do hot tamales work?
A: Hot Tamales would work perfectly in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: will wrapped jolly rancers work?
A: Jolly Ranchers wouldn't work very well. The wrappers are too large and the candies themselves are too sticky when unwrapped.
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Q: How long is the battery life for the candy wizard?
A: It depends on how often you use it, really. A single set of batteries can last for months.
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Q: What would happen if i put a liquid in it? would it leak like crazy and get wrecked?
A: That's absolutely correct. I honestly can't imagine any other possible outcome or why anyone would want to try that, personally.
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Q: What if someone takes the? top off and digs their hands in the candy?
A: I don't really see how lack of social grace could be the fault of the dispenser's design.
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Q: Will there be ants crawling into the dispenser?
A: Not unless you already have an ant infestation.
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Q: Are you going to make like a little soda vending machine?
A: That's a neat idea! Maybe someday!
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Q: Will small pretzels work in this?
A: No. The Candy Wizard was designed to dispense nuts and candies which are approximately the same size as an M&M or Mike & Ike. If what you want to dispense is any larger than one of those candies, then it probably won't work.
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Q: what would happen if it got clogged then do we send it back if not how do we clean it
A: There isn't really any way to clean the mechanism that dispenses the candy, and we won't take it back if you put something in there that can clog. You should stick to the sort of candies and nuts we discuss on the page and simply avoid the possibility of a clog.
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Q: How many M&Ms bags would it take to fill the candy wizard up?
A: I suppose it depends on the size of the bag. If you're talking about the regular packets they sell at gas stations, it would take a lot!
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Q: would it work with warheads?
A: Unwrapped Warheads would fit perfectly, however the wrapped ones will not.
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Q: You guys are awesome!!!!!!!!!!Can you put tootsie pop balls in it?
A: Those might be a little too large for the Candy Wizard. You should probably stick to smaller candies like M&Ms, Mike & Ikes, and Hot Tamales.
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Q: So do you think Gobstoppers will work?
A: If they're the small kind, then yes, they should work just fine.
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Q: Can you please test if gummy worm slices work? Or gummy bears? (Normal sized)
A: Gummy tends to clump up, so no, they don't work very well.
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Q: Can u put gumballs into the Candy Wizard? Also, where do u get all that candy?
A: Only very small gumballs. You can buy candy in bulk at most candy stores or "big box" stores like Wal-Mart and Sams.
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Q: does nams bits work with this?
A: Nam's bits are far too large and crumbly to work with the Candy Wizard.
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Q: This is my favorite website and you guys are extremely cool. Ok question is... On the "little level", how many m&ms would come out?
A: Thanks! With M&Ms, the lowest setting dispensed about 6 pieces, while the highest setting dispensed about 12.
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Q: With gumballs (because I want to buy one to put gumballs in), how big can they be? Do they have to be the tiny ones, or can regular sized gum balls be used (I think they're about 1 inch..). And if so, would it give you more than one at a time? Thanks
A: They must be very small. The Candy Wizard was designed for candies approximately the same size as an M&M, so you should try to stick to things that are at least that small.
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Q: Can the Ghost Pepper Candies be dispensed through this?
A: They probably could, but you'd need to order a lot of them in order to fill the Candy Wizard.
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Q: so if the dispenser clogs is it possible to clean it? with a cotton swab or something?
A: Not really. The best thing to do is to simply avoid putting things in the Candy Wizard that might cause it to clog.
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Q: Does it work on the candy "Nerds"?
A: Yes, Nerds will fit.
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Q: Could you put everlasting gobbstopers in it?
A: Gobstoppers should fit just fine.
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Q: Is there a chance that a peice of candy will get stuck and possibly break the Candy Dispenser?
A: No, not really. Use your best judgment when filling the Candy Wizard and you shouldn't have any problems.
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Q: I am afraid that ants may start crawling into the mouth of the machine ? Would it happen? or is there anwyway to prevent it
A: You do not need to worry about that unless you already have an infestation of ants.
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Q: can you put caramel?
A: Wrapped caramels would be too large, and unwrapped caramels would be too sticky.
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Q: would mike and ike candy will fit in the machine
A: Yes, Mike & Ikes will work in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can You Put Wrapped Jolly Ranchers in it?
A: We don't recommend using larger wrapped candies. The Candy Wizard was designed for use with smaller unwrapped candies like Skittles, jelly beans, and M&Ms.
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Q: Does this use batteries? And if so.. what kind of batteries?
A: The Candy Wizard requires 4xAA batteries (not included).
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Q: Can you put flower seeds in the candy wizard or are they too small to fit?
A: It depends on the seed. Sunflower seeds would be fine, but tiny seeds, such as those from poppies, would be far too small.
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Q: Would dolly mixtures work in the candy wizard?
A: Yes, but only as long as they are not sugar coated.
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Q: Would you run the risk of jamming the mechanism by putting Nerds in due to the occasional itty bitty ones?
A: It probably wouldn't be too big of an issue, as even the tiniest Nerds are usually bigger than a grain of salt or sugar.
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Q: Can the Candy Wizard be dismantled based on the instructions?
A: The Candy Wizard is not meant to be dismantled and arrives almost completely intact. There are no instructions for dismantling it.
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Q: Can I put liquids into the Candy Wizard instead of solids?
A: No. The Candy Wizard is not meant to dispense liquids.
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Q: Can small insects crawl into the Candy Wizard via the hole where the candy come out?
A: They could, but if you already have an infestation of insects you should have that looked at first.
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Q: Can the Candy Wizard be dismantled for cleaning?
A: The tub can be cleaned with a cloth, but the unit itself cannot be dismantled.
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Q: how big is the bit the sweets come out of?
A: Not very big. Only about 1.5" wide.
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Q: Can the Candy Wizard be dismantled for cleaning?
A: The lid can be taken off to wipe out the interior of the bowl, though apart from that it's not really possible to dismantle the entire unit. This is a big part of the reason why we say not to use sugar or salt coated treats in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can you put in gummy bears? The small ones?
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Could unbuttered popcorn work?
A: Popcorn would be too large to fit through the dispenser.
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Q: can tic tacs fit in it?
A: Yes, Tic Tacs will fit.
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Q: Can you have little goldfish crackers in it?
A: Goldfish crackers will probably crack (based on the feedback of another customer).
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Q: Can you put in bubblegum?
A: The Candy Wizard is able to dispense small gumballs and chicklet-style gums perfectly.
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Q: i have a 6 year old sister and what if she comes into my room and just puts her hand under it and steals all my candy she knows how to turn it on and off and she knows how to put the battries in what do i do p.s u guys are AWESOME :)
A: Lock the door.
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Q: Can you put lemonheads (the small ones) in the machine.
A: Small Lemonheads should fit just fine.
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Q: Can Jelly bellys fit through?
A: Yes, Jelly Bellies fit perfectly.
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Q: Two people have asked whether you can put CrunchMallows in the Candy Wizard, with two different answers. So can you, or can you not?
A: The answers are both the same, but only one has a warning. We'll update this.
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Q: will goldfish work?
A: The cheesy snack crackers or the animal? Neither should be used with the Candy Wizard though.
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Q: Will unsalted cashews work?
A: Sure. You will want to make sure that they're halved first.
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Q: Will the crunch mini marshmallow work?
A: Yep! Mini Crunchmallows would fit perfectly in the Candy Wizard, but do so with care because the dust could build up on the dispenser and cause it to clog.
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Q: Would gummy candy work?
A: Not very well, as gummy tends to clump up.
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Q: Can unwrapped jolly rancher work?
A: Not really. The jolly ranchers would stick together and not be able to fit through the dispenser.
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Q: How much candy can it hold?
A: The Candy Wizard can hold up to 80 ounces of your favorite small candy.
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Q: Can we eat the machine? Is it candy?
A: No, but we'd love to see you try.
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Q: Will unsalted nuts work? What size of nuts will work?
A: Smaller nuts, such as shelled and halved peanuts, cashews, and sunflower seeds.
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Q: Can it hold peanuts?
A: Yes, but they must be shelled, halved, and unsalted peanuts.
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Q: How the frick can you sell it for that darn cheap!
A: We're wizards, of course.
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Q: Will milk chocolate M&Ms work?
A: Milk chocolate M&Ms will work perfectly.
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Q: What if my candy accidentally melt inside the Candy Wizard will it be possible to wipe the inside of the Candy Wizard?
A: Yes, but you should do your best to avoid this from even happening in the first place by keeping the Candy Wizard out of direct sunlight.
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Q: Will it work if you put gummy bears in it.
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Approximately how many burning questions do you answer every day?
A: A few hundred, depending on what day of the week it is.
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Q: If you twist the knob on the side will the candies inside come pouring out small amounts, or will it only dispense if you have an object (hand) under it?
A: The Candy Wizard will only dispense its contents if you activate the motion sensor with your hand. The knob only controls how much is dispensed at a time.
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Q: Why unsalted nuts?
A: Salt can clog and corrode the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: would crunchmallows work in this?
A: They would dispense, but we do not recommend it because they are very brittle and could come apart while dispensing. The "dust" from the Crunchmallows could eventually build up and clog the mechanism inside.
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Q: Will wrapped jolly ranchers work or are they too sticky?
A: We don't recommend using larger wrapped candies. The Candy Wizard was designed for use with smaller unwrapped candies like Skittles, jelly beans, and M&Ms.
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Q: Could it turn into a money dispensing tool?
A: No. Do not put coins in the Candy Wizard Dispenser.
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Q: Can I put sour patch kids in this ?
A: We recommend against it, as the powdery coating on Sour Patch Kids could build up and clog the machine.
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Q: How about the mini baby pacifiers for baby showers, will that fit? thanks
A: If you're referring to the little Sweet Tart-like candies, yes, those should be fine.
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Q: Can you put Ghost pepper candy in it?
A: Yes, those would probably fit just fine.
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Q: Smarties?
A: Sure, Smarties should be fine.
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Q: Can you put any other M&M's flavors besides plain ones?
A: Sure, just as long as they aren't too large.
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Q: Are your balls big?
A: Not really. We prefer small, intimate soirees.
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Q: If it is battery operated, what kind and how many batteries?
A: The Candy Wizard requires 4xAA batteries (not included). All of the technical information, such as batteries and dimensions, can be found at the top of the product page.
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Q: Does it come with candy, and could cashews work with this?
A: No, it does not come with candy. Cashews might fit just as long as they're halved and not salted or seasoned.
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Q: What do I do if ants get inside the machine?
A: Call an exterminator, because if ants somehow got into the Candy Wizard then you already have an infestation somewhere else.
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Q: Can you put small mints into it?
A: Sure! Just make sure that the mints aren't too powdery or covered in sugar or anything.
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Q: Can you put peanut m&ms in this?
A: Peanut M&Ms are a little too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Is there a portion large enough for dispensing cereal into a bowl? (Mmm, cereal...)
A: No. The Candy Wizard was designed to dispense handfulls, not bowl-fulls.
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Q: Can you put goldfish in it?
A: No. The Candy Wizard cannot hold liquids.
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Q: Could I put sipitballs in it?
A: We don't recommend it. Excessive moisture can damage your Candy Wizard.
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Q: What size gumballs could you use?
A: Really tiny ones!
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Q: Will sunflower seeds do good with it?
A: Sure! Just make sure to only use unsalted/unseasoned nuts.
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Q: WHY DID YOU REMOVE THE ALMIGHTY RICK
A: Because even my undeniably awesome presence wasn't enough to make that scene cohesive with the rest of the video.
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Q: Is it silent? because it looks like it might make unwanted "motory" sounds.
A: The Candy Wizard isn't particularly noisy, but it does make "motory" sounds because it in fact has a motor.
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Q: Will pop rocks fit in it?
A: Pop Rocks might be almost too small for the Candy Wizard. I'd be afraid that they'd clump up in the dispenser.
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Q: Could you put nerds in this?
A: Yes, those would be perfectly fine to use in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: What happens if my little brother tapes something under the motion censer and I didn't know and now the candies are falling out. Will it work?
A: I'm not really sure what you're asking. If you cover the sensor, the Candy Wizard will obviously not dispense any candy.
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Q: What happens if I accidentally break the machine and candy keeps on falling out?
A: This question sort of answers itself. We've never heard of such a thing ever happening before, but maybe you could try removing the batteries?
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Q: How can you make sure how your portion is with the knob?
A: By setting it to one of the different portion settings. It's pretty clear when you can see one up close.
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Q: Do you alredy put candy into it?
A: No, you will need to find your own candy to fill the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Would Nam's Bits work? BTW I'm nine and love your videos!!!!!!!!:)
A: Thanks! I'm sorry, but Nam's Bits are too large for the Candy Wizard's dispenser.
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Q: Can you guys make a mini stacker arcade machine?
A: We aren't a manufacturer, but if you seen anything like that please let us know and we'll look into possibly carrying it!
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Q: You keep saying 80 ounces, but how many kilos/grams is that?
A: 80 ounces is approximately 2.26 kilograms.
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Q: can you guys make a mini vending snack machine?p.s. you guys are awesome
A: That's an awesome idea, but I don't think we have plans for a mini vending machine right now.
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Q: Does it have an OFF button?
A: Twist the knob on the base of the unit to select between small or large helpings. You can also turn off the unit with this selector.
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Q: Could you put honey roasted peanuts in it?
A: No. You should only use plain nuts and candies in the Candy Wizard. Coated nuts or candies can create a buildup in the dispenser which can clog and ruin the machine.
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Q: Is it plastic or metal?
A: The Candy Wizard is made of plastic. This makes it lightweight, clean, and very inexpensive!
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Q: What would happen if a piece of candy got stuck in it? How would I or anyone else fix the awesome machine??
A: You might be able to shake the candy loose, but this is exactly why we suggest using only small nuts and candies.
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Q: Can you put chocolate covered sunflower seeds?
A: Sure thing. Just make sure that they're kept out of direct sunlight to keep the chocolate from melting.
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Q: Just HOW senstive is it? If I bought it for my house and cat cat slept under it, would it go off and spray him with sweets?
A: If a cat is moving around underneath it the Candy Wizard could go off, but you could always simply turn it off when you're not around.
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Q: Would nerds fit in there or are they too small?
A: Yes, those would be perfectly fine to use in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can I put chocolate in here?
A: I don't see why not. As long as it's not melty or too large it shouldn't be a problem.
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Q: Can you put skittles in it?
A: Yes, Skittles will fit in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Is it possible for anything to be too small for the candy wizard?
A: Absolutely. Small grains, such as rice, flour and salt can easily jam the dispenser.
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Q: Can you put stuff like Sour Patch Kids in it?
A: Sour Patch Kids might fit, but the powdery sour coating could build up in the dispenser and cause it to malfunction.
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Q: would pink smokers fit inside the candy wizard?
A: They might fit, but we don't have any around to test with. Generally speaking, you don't want to use any candies that are much larger than an M&M in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can you put swedish fish in it ?
A: Swedish Fish are too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: does it come with the candy?
A: Sorry, but the Candy Wizard does not include candy. You'll need to find your own!
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Q: Can I put in mini cookie in it like nams bits?
A: Nam's Bits are far too large and crumbly to work with the Candy Wizard.
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Q: can you put starburst in it?
A: Starburst are a little too large to fit through the dispenser.
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Q: You said (to another person) that "chalky kind" of smarties will not work? what does that mean?
A: I was referring to the original Smarties that look a bit like aspirin tablets and are chalky to the touch.
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Q: Will there be any new colors, or just red?
A: We do not have plans for any additional colors for the Candy Wizard. We really like the classic red design.
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Q: Are Tic Tacs too small for the Candy Wizard?
A: Tic Tacs would actually be a perfect size.
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Q: I love your products!! Im 11
A: Thank you!
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Q: Could you be able to fit Jaw Breakers in it.
A: Maybe very small ones like Gobstoppers, but regular size Jawbreakers are too large.
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Q: Is it dishwasher safe? I love your products by the way
A: We don't recommend putting any part of the Candy Wizard in the dishwasher.
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Q: Would pretzel M&M's work?
A: Pretzel M&Ms might be a little too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can you put Astrorox in it
A: Yes, but AstroRox will begin to soften and become sticky if left out for a few days. The Candy Wizard might not be the best dispenser for freeze-dried ice cream.
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Q: Can you put rice in it?
A: We honestly haven't tried rice or other grains, but we think that it might work! The only concern we have is that the rice or grains could be so small that they would get caught in the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can you do ships to other country then US?
A: Yes, we ship to over 70 different countries.
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Q: can i put liquid in there?? Tell me what can't i put in it?
A: The Candy Wizard is not designed to store liquid. Rather than go through an endless list of things that it cannot hold, it's easier to simply say what it can: small unsalted nuts and candies.
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Q: Does it run on batteries?
A: The Candy Wizard runs on 4xAA batteries.
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Q: Can you put LEGO brick in it?
A: Very small LEGOs perhaps, but not the larger bricks.
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Q: Can you put marbles in it?
A: It depends on the size, but most marbles would be too large for the dispenser.
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Q: Can you put big gummy bear in it?
A: Big Gummy Bears are far too large to fit through the automatic dispenser.
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Q: Can I Put Sweetarts ?Can I Put Mini Sweetart Chewy ?
A: Those should both fit fine in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can you put LEGO heads?
A: Yes, that would work. It'd be incredibly morbid, but it would work.
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Q: When it arrives in the box, do you have to put it together? Or is it pre-assembled?
A: There is no real assembly required (unless you count putting the lid on after filling it).
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Q: Is shipping in american dollars?
A: Yes. All prices on the site are listed in US dollars.
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Q: Could you put your spitballs in there so when you want to use some you could just get them out of the candy wizard?
A: It's possible, but I would worry that the dehydrated Spitballs could be so small that they might get stuck in the dispenser.
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Q: how many large bags of skittles would it take to fill this?
A: It depends on the size of the bag you're buying. The largest I could find was 54 ounces, so you could add approximate one and a half bags that size to the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Would Magic Johnsons fit in here? The tiny ones or the bigger ones?
A: I'm not familiar with any candies called Magic Johnsons. I know the former basketball player, but he's far too large to fit in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Would fruit gummies work in the candy wizard?
A: Fruit gummies would probably fit but they could clump up in the bottom of the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Could you put gummy bears in there?
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Did you get that idea from the automatic hand sanitizer dispernser?
A: I think the manufacturer got the idea from seeing so many people stick their grubby fingers in the candy-hole.
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Q: Why did you delete merlin?
A: The "Merlin" portion of the sketch just wasn't very good. I know, we're heartbroken too.
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Q: Will it work with War Head (unwrapped) or wrapped??
A: Unwrapped Warheads would fit perfectly, however the wrapped ones will not.
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Q: Would Starburst work in the Candy Wizard?
A: We haven't tried Starbursts, but they might be a little too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Would gold fish work with the candy wizard or is it to salty?
A: Basically you want to avoid anything that will crumble in the Candy Wizard. Crackers, salty things and sugar coated candies can cause buildup in the dispensing mechanism which could cause it to corrode or burn out.
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Q: Can those tiny cholate easter eggs fit? (when wrapped)
A: No, they're a little too large I'm afraid. The Candy Wizard was really only designed for small candies like Skittles and M&Ms.
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Q: Can you put sand in it?
A: Filling the Candy Wizard with sand would almost certainly cause the motor to break out, or worse, cause the base to break.
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Q: YOU GUYS ARE SO AWESOME :)
A: Thanks! You're pretty awesome too!
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Q: Why would anyone want less than a handful of candy? What point is the dial?
A: Sometimes people only want a little bit of candy. Nothing wrong with that.
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Q: Will it work with peanut m&m's?
A: Peanut M&Ms are a little too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Would this work well with hot tomales candies?
A: Hot Tamales would work perfectly in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Why can't I use salted nuts? Will it break the machine?:(
A: Possibly. The salt could build up in the dispenser and cause it to clog or corrode.
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Q: Why no salted nuts?
A: Because the salt can build up in the dispenser and cause it to clog or corrode.
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Q: Can you but chocolate chips in there? and put them in the freezer?
A: I don't see why not. As long as they're not melty it shouldn't be a problem.
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Q: Can you put chips in it like Hot Cheetos?
A: Chips and Cheetos are too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Could this dispense jelly bean-sized mini nukes?
A: The Candy Wizard can dispense most jellybean-sized candies and objects.
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Q: would adults like it or will kids like it more
A: The Candy Wizard can be enjoyed by candy lovers of all ages.
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Q: Would runts work?
A: Yes, runts would fit perfectly.
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Q: You guys are so awesome!!!!! Just had to say that. One question do you have like everything in your rooms like this? It seems like your rooms are very awesome.
A: Thanks! You'd be hard-pressed to walk into any of our offices and NOT see one of our products. We love our stuff just as much as you!
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Q: How tall is it in centimetres?
A: The Candy Wizard stands 33.02cm tall.
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Q: Hey guys, I love the candy wizard but I would like to know if you could put pistachios in there with out clogging the dispenser?
A: Yes as long as they're shelled and unsalted.
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Q: Can I put Joey in The Candy Wizard Automatic Candy Dispenser?
A: He's much too large and might clog the dispenser.
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Q: Can you put other stuff in it? (tacks,paperclips,coins)
A: The Candy Wizard was designed specifically for small candies; we can't guarantee that anything else will really work that well. Metal objects could make the Candy Wizard so heavy that it could break the dispenser.
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Q: Do those hard shell hershey thing work?
A: We haven't tested them, but from what I've seen online they look like they should fit.
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Q: Can you put jellybeans that are covered in (wonka) nerds?
A: Yes, those would be perfectly fine to be used in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Is the plastic BPA free?
A: The manufacturer assures us that the plastic is BPA free and totally safe.
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Q: Could you put gummy bears in it?
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Can You Put Cashews In It ?
A: If the cashews are halved and unsalted they shouldn't have much trouble getting through the dispenser.
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Q: How do I wash it?
A: We recommend just a quick surface clean with a damp cloth or napkin. Do not attempt to flush the Candy Wizard with water or other cleaners, as this could ruin the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Any new colors in the future?
A: We're probably just going to stick with the classic red for now.
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Q: Hey guys this is awesome!! But, would I be able to put Nam`s Bits chocolate cookies in it.
A: As awesome as that would be, I'm afraid they will not fit in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Does the candy wizard need batteries?
A: The Candy Wizard runs on 4xAA batteries.
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Q: 1.Can you fit sunflower seeds? 2.Where would be a great place to put it away for my dog?
A: Sunflower seeds will fit as long as they're unsalted or plain. As with anything you want to keep away from your dog you should probably put it up someplace high.
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Q: Will the motion sensor run out of battery power?
A: Yes, and it is at that time that you would need to purchase a new set of batteries.
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Q: Can it work with takis?
A: Takis are too large to fit in the Candy Wizards dispenser. I actually had to look up what Takis are, and I've got to tell you, I really wish we had them here. They look delicious!
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Q: Can Hershey drops fit in the candy wizard?
A: We haven't tested them, but from what I've seen online they look like they should fit.
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Q: Can you put gummy bears and gummy worms
A: Gummy worms are too large and gummy bears tend to clump up. We wouldn't really recommend trying either.
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Q: Does it need a battery? BTW IT IS AWESOME.
A: The Candy Wizard requires 4xAA batteries (not included).
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Q: What size gumballs can i use if peanut and pretzell m&m's are to big?
A: Chicklets, mini gumballs, and so on. There is actually quite a variety of gumball sizes.
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Q: WOW, ONLY TWENTY BUCKS (and I'm not being sarcastic)?
A: That's right! The Candy Wizard is not only curiously awesome, but also awesomely affordable.
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Q: Would it work with gummy bears?
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Could I pour a thingful of popcorn kernels in this for easy popcorn storage?
A: Sure, just as long as they are unpopped. Popped kernels would be too large to fit through the dispenser.
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Q: Can you put a variety of candy in the candy wizard?
A: You can just as long as the candies you choose are not too big to fit through the dispenser.
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Q: Does jolly rachers work?
A: Jolly Ranchers might fit, but they're also so sticky that they'll probably clump up or stick to the inside of the machine.
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Q: Will peanut M&M's work?
A: Peanut M&Ms are too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: I don't know if this was asked or not, but what if someone or something walked by the Candy Wizard's motion sensor? Is there an off button?
A: You need to put your hand directly under the Candy Wizard for it to dispense, which means that simply walking past it will not cause it to go off. Yes, there is an on/off setting.
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Q: Would candy corn work? If not could I use mini candy corn?
A: Candy corn will work in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Does it come with candy?
A: Sadly no. You'll need to find your own candy.
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Q: Can you store BBs in it?
A: You can, but that many BBs would be very heavy and could actually break the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can you put in mini cookie?
A: Mini cookies are likely too large and too crumbly to fit in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Would you think chocolate covered raisins would work?
A: It depends. If they're fairly small it shouldn't be a problem.
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Q: Is it battery powered?
A: The Candy Wizard requires 4xAA batteries.
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Q: Can you put liquid in it?
A: The Candy Wizard is not designed to contain or dispense liquid. Doing so could ruin your Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can you use skittles?
A: Yes, Skittles will work perfectly in the Candy Wizard. We even used them in our video.
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Q: Can I put wonka's nerds in them?
A: Nerds are a perfect size for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Will pretzel filled m&ms work?
A: Pretzel M&Ms might be a little too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Would mentos work and if so gummy bears?
A: Mentos would work, but gummy bears would probably clump up.
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Q: Would it attract flies and ants? Is there a cover to put on the dispenser so theres no flies flying up the machine?
A: The Candy Wizard shouldn't attract any flies or ants, and there isn't really any way for flies to get into the dispenser. If you already have either pest in your house, you might want to consider emptying you Candy Wizard and calling an exterminator.
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Q: Can you use life savors?
A: Perhaps the Wint-o-Green Lifesavers. Regular Lifesavers can get pretty sticky and may clump up inside the Candy Wizard.
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Q: The price has dropped.But why? Not that I am sad :D
A: We just get a kick out of offering awesome deals on awesome products.
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Q: Could you put trail mix in it?
A: Trail mix might be a little too large, depending on what snacks are included.
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Q: Could I put in two different types of candy that you said would work in the Candy Wizards at the same time like Skittles and Mike and Ikes? I wanna see if those work
A: You sure can! You can mix and match any candies as long as they aren't too large.
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Q: I would like to know how much the candy wizard would cost plus shipping because i live in Canada. Thank you.
A: The cost of shipping and the estimated arrival dates will vary depending on the shipping method you choose at checkout. For shipping estimates, simply click the "Calculate Shipping" link above the green "Add to Cart" button near the top of any product page.
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Q: Would banana chips work?
A: Banana chips are too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Will prescription pills fit?
A: As long as they aren't too large. Most pills will fit, though this might not be the safest or most responsible way to store them.
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Q: Will sour skittles work?
A: Sour Skittles are coated with a sugary powder that could build up in the dispensing mechanism and cause it to jam or corrode.
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Q: Would with work with liquids?
A: The Candy Wizard is not designed to contain or dispense liquid.
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Q: Are there candies that wont fit in this (besides king sized)? If there are, what kinds?
A: Pretty much anything larger than a Mike & Ike or small nut. There are really too many to list, but it should be fairly obvious whether or not it's going to fit.
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Q: Can you fit the bottom of this inside party bears belly? and then have the irony of filling up the dispenser and Maniacally devouring his childeren?
A: Sure. Whatever floats your boat!
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Q: can you fit classic gumballs in it? or if not, smaller sticks like trident?
A: Trident may work but regular gumballs are too large.
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Q: How Bout' MarshMallows? :D
A: Very small marshmallows, perhaps.
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Q: How much is shipping and handling to canada because I have a 30 dollar mark no more then 30 and if theres some money left then to buy candy for this awesome thing! please tell me :)
A: The cost of shipping and the estimated arrival dates will vary depending on the shipping method you choose at checkout. For shipping estimates, simply click the "Calculate Shipping" link above the green "Add to Cart" button near the top of any product page.
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Q: Can it fit jolly ranchers without the wrapper?
A: Jolly Ranchers might fit, but they're also so sticky that they'll probably clump up or stick to the inside of the machine.
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Q: Can spaghetti fit in the candy wizard?
A: Cooked or raw? Not that it matters since neither will work, but I just can't wrap my mind around a cooked spaghetti dispenser.
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Q: Woah woah woah! Such a AWESOME product but yet a short vid! Why?! :(
A: Not much more needed to be said! Products this awesome tend to speak for themselves.
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Q: will the 6 packs of gummy bears fit in the candy wirard?
A: They'll fit, but they will not dispense. The Candy Wizard is only designed for small nuts and candies.
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Q: Can you pay using British Pound Sterling?
A: I'm sorry, but we cannot accept cash of any kind. We can only accept credit cards, PayPal, Checkout by Amazon, cashier's checks and money orders.
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Q: Is it dishwasher safe?
A: We don't recommend putting any part of the Candy Wizard in the dishwasher.
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Q: Will pretzel M&Ms work?
A: Pretzel M&Ms might be a little too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: What happens if you set it to "hand full" and you take some candy then you take it away would it spill? and how do you know you set it to "hand full" and a "little"?you guys rock!!!
A: Obviously if you move your hand after activating the dispenser it will spill the candy. As for how to set it, the different amounts can be chosen with the knob on the base.
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Q: Why do you can't do salted nuts?
A: Liquids and powdery/salted treats can damage the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can we use small mints such as Tic-Tacs?
A: You sure can. Most small candies (about the size of an M&M) will work with the Candy Wizard.
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Q: I know I could just look this up, but I'd rather hear it from you, Rick. What is good and plenty?
A: Good & Plenty is a licorice candy with a white or pink candy shell. At a glance, they sort of look like little pills.
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Q: For gumballs does it only dispense one?
A: They would have to be very small gumballs. Think chicklet size. Even then it would still dispense several at a time.
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Q: How heavy is the candy wizard ?
A: The Candy Wizard weighs 31 ounces, which is just shy of 2 pounds.
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Q: if you cut up gummy bears could it come out of the dispencer?
A: It's possible, but gummies tend to clump up so they might get stuck.
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Q: What happens if my cat walks under it?
A: It might activate the Candy Wizard, but your cat would have to be pretty small to get under it.
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Q: Would wrapped up tootsie rolls work? (the small original)
A: Tootsie Rolls are too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can I put altoids in it?
A: You can, but Altoids are kind of powdery and crumbly and might clog up the dispenser.
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Q: What do you do with the candy you use in all your videos after you're finished filming?
A: Snack for weeks!
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Q: Will it be able to dispense the mini butterfingers?
A: Mini Butterfingers are far too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can it work with regular sized gum balls or smaller sized gumballs
A: It will work with tiny gumballs, but regular size ones are too large.
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Q: What are techno bears?
A: Techno Bears are small hard candies that look like little bears.
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Q: does this work with gummy candy?
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Can you use it as a cereal dispenser?
A: You can, but the cereal crumbles might jam up the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: What if the guy who fills the Candy Wizard Automatic Candy Dispenser does not wash their hands, Then what?
A: I wouldn't trust anyone who filled a candy dispenser with their hands rather than simply pouring the bag directly into it.
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Q: Can it be used to make my brother jealous?
A: Only if your brother really wants a Candy Wizard, I guess.
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Q: Does it work for dry cat food?
A: The candy wizard isn't really designed to dispense pet food. It could cause buildup in the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Will it fit Hershey Kiss?
A: Hershey Kisses are a little too large. Sorry!
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Q: $20?? THATS AWESOME!!! OMG OMG OMG
A: Awesome indeed! Now go buy one and take part in the Candy Wizard revolution!
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Q: Would ice breakers fit?! I love the sour ones!! (PS I LOVE YOU GUYS SO MUCH!!!) ps: I'm only 11 so I love candy :)
A: Ice Breakers should fit as long as they're the original kind. Ice Breakers: Ice Cubes might be a little too large to fit through the dispenser.
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Q: Are peanut mnms too big?
A: Peanut M&Ms are too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Is there one with an ac adapter so that its more convenient to not have to keep changing batteries? Also, how long does the machine last when running on batteries?
A: Sorry, but we do not carry a Candy Wizard which has an AC adapter. It uses very little power, so the batteries should last quite a long time.
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Q: Will kisses fit?
A: Hershey Kisses are too large to fit through the Candy Wizard's dispenser.
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Q: Why cant I use salted nuts? Normal Nuts are not as good
A: Salted nuts could cause a buildup of salt in the dispenser which could jam or corrode the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Does it need batteries? What is it's power source?
A: The Candy Wizard requires 4xAA batteries (not included).
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Q: Can you put gummy bears in it?
A: You can, though gummy bears tend to clump up and might not fit through the dispenser.
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Q: Can you put put bird food in it?
A: I suppose you can, though I can't guarantee it will work very well as a bird feeder.
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Q: Does it cause radiation?
A: The Candy Wizard is in no way radioactive.
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Q: Does this work with pistachios?
A: Yes as long as they're shelled and unsalted.
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Q: Will it fit glee gum?
A: Glee Gum, or any other chiclet-style gums, will fit in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Will pistachios work?
A: Pistachios are a little large, but if they are shelled and unsalted it should be okay.
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Q: Is there a salt-safe version planned for the future?
A: Sorry, but not at this time.
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Q: Can you use Buckyballs in the candy dispencer???
A: BuckyBalls would clump up and not fit through the dispenser.
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Q: When you delivered they have a pack of candy inside?
A: It'd be nice if that were true, but alas you will need to provide your own candy.
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Q: Will nam-bits fit inside the Candy wizard?
A: Nam's Bits are far too large and crumbly to work with the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can I fit a Candy Wizard Automatic Candy Dispenser inside the Candy Wizard Automatic Candy Dispenser?
A: Not unless you're Xzibit.
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Q: Can you put in soap, and dispense soap?
A: The Candy Wizard cannot dispense liquid or solid soap. It was made specifically for small candies.
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Q: Why wont salted nuts work?
A: We recommend unsalted nuts because salt could eventually build up and clog or corrode the mechanism inside.
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Q: Can I fit Techno Bears in this? I need to know before I order the candy :P
A: Techno Bears should fit in the Candy Wizard. That was a really strange sentence to write, by the way.
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Q: Could you fit Gummy worms inside of this?
A: Gummy worms are too long and sticky to fit through the dispenser.
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Q: Will this be able to dispense salt licorice?
A: It depends on the size and shape. If you're referring to the small, button shaped ones then it should be okay.
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Q: Could I put big gummy bears inside it?
A: You can but they'd be too large to come out of the dispenser.
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Q: Will Big Gummy Bears fit in this?
A: Big Gummy Bears will fit in the Candy Wizard, but not through the dispenser.
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Q: Can i put The World's Largest Gummy Bear inside this?
A: Sure, but it's not going to come out of the dispenser.
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Q: Do gushers work?
A: Gushers might be a little too large and sticky for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Will starburst work?
A: We haven't tried Starbursts, but they may be a little large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Could I put gummy bears inside?
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: How can you clean the Candy Wizard and can it break?
A: There shouldn't be much of a need to clean it, but if you need to, I would suggest using a damp cloth to clean the inside of the clear container. Liquids and powdery/salted treats can damage the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can this work with liquid inside of it?
A: Not only is the Candy Wizard unable to dispense liquids, but doing so will very likely ruin it.
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Q: Can tictacs fit?
A: Tic Tacs are a perfect fit for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Are you planning to make it in any different colors?
A: We do not have plans to carry the Candy Wizard in any other colors at this time.
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Q: Where is the BUY button so I can buy this AWESOME gift?
A: We're sold out right now, but the "Add to Cart" button is always at the top of each product page.
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Q: What if I like smashed peices of popcorn and made little pieces of popcorn would it work with that ?
A: Maybe, but what fun is it to eat smashed popcorn?
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Q: When I'm on vacation could I have it as a kitty food dispenser for my cat ?
A: The candy wizard isn't really designed to dispense pet food. It could cause buildup in the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: These off-topic questions/comments are making me laugh so hard!
A: That's why we keep a lot of them. Some of them are pretty funny!
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Q: Does it come with the type of candy you want?
A: The Candy Wizard does not come with any candy.
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Q: If someone walks in front of the candy wizard and casts a shadow on it, will it release candy?
A: No. You need to place your hand directly under the dispenser. The sensor is motion activated, not light activated.
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Q: Can I put banana slices in it?
A: Banana slices will not work. Also: really?
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Q: Could I clean the interior/exterior with some Pledge Multi-Surface wipes or a dampened rag?
A: A dampened rag would probably work better. You don't want your candies to end up tasting like cleaner.
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Q: Can you put in mints ( such as tic tacs) in there?
A: Small mints such as Tic-Tacs would fit well in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can M&M's fit????????????????????:DD
A: M&Ms fit perfectly, as you can see in the photos above.
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Q: Can you travel with it? Because I really want this in San Deago with me.
A: I don't see why not. If you're flying, you might want to consider packing the Candy Wizard with your checked luggage.
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Q: Can you put jelly beans?
A: Jelly beans will fit in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Is the lid and the non mechanic plastic part dish washer safe?
A: We don't recommend putting any part of the Candy Wizard in the dishwasher.
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Q: Will Bon bons work
A: Not unless they're really, really small bon bons and aren't coated in sugar.
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Q: How much can it dispense (smallest amount and largest)?
A: It depends on what you're dispensing. With M&Ms, the lowest setting dispensed about 6 pieces, while the highest setting dispensed about 12.
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Q: Can I put Kool-Aid in the Candy Wizard or any other drink? So i could use it as a Drinking Wizard instead of a Candy Wizard :)
A: Not only is the Candy Wizard unable to dispense liquids, but doing so will very likely ruin it as well.
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Q: Will vomit flavored jelly beans work?
A: As disgusting as they are, they should work.
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Q: Will the party gummy bear work ?
A: Oh now you're just being crazy!
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Q: Can I put my ferret in this machine? I want a cool home for Roger.
A: We don't recommend it. The Candy Wizard was meant to dispense candy, not mammals.
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Q: Does it come with candy?
A: Wouldn't that be awesome? Unfortunately, you'll need to provide your own candy.
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Q: Will Sour Patch Kids work?
A: Sour Patch Kids have a powdery sugar coating which can come off and clog up the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Is it possible to put a popcorn?
A: Popped popcorn is too large to fit through the dispenser. Good idea though!
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Q: What wrong with salted nuts huh huh huh?
A: Nothing at all! We only recommend unsalted nuts because salt could eventually build up and clog or corrode the mechanism inside.
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Q: will i get candy with it?
A: Sorry, but you'll have to get your own candy!
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Q: Sadly, I am on a diet and cant use it for candy, but will it hold my favorite nut, pistachio? Or if not, Ill stick to cashews
A: Pistachios are a little large, but if they are shelled and unsalted it should be okay.
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Q: Will it work with gumballs? And how often would you have to clean it? If you don't use it all the time, the candy could melt. And does it need batteries?
A: It will work with small gumballs or Chicklets. There isn't a set amount of time between cleanings, but you shouldn't really need to clean the Candy Wizard. As long as you don't store the Candy Wizard where it is warm or in direct sunlight, you won't need to worry about candy melting. Yes, it requires 4xAA batteries.
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Q: Would 1x1 legos work =D
A: They should work, though I'm not really sure why you'd want to do that.
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Q: Can you put in ANY candy? (That's not salted nuts, of course.) (And small.)
A: I think you may have just answered your own question! Any small, non-sugar coated candies will work just fine.
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Q: Jelly bellies?This is sugar coated right? Even my jelly belly dispenser gets clogged.
A: Jelly Belly Jelly Beans will work as long as they do not have any kind of powdery coating.
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Q: Can it be easily broken? Could chocolate coins be dispensed through the Candy Wizard?
A: It would take a deliberate amount of force to break the Candy Wizard. Chocolate coins are too large to pass through the dispenser.
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Q: would gummy candies (such as gummy bears and gummy cherries) fit or would they get stuck?
A: Gummy candies would most likely get stuck in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can it hold gummy bears?
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Is there a setting that lets you just put your hand under it and have no "a little" or "alot"?
A: You mean just a continuous pouring of candy? Sadly, there isn't a setting like that.
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Q: Will it works with a non-round candy?
A: Yes, as long as that candy is relatively small.
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Q: Will mini reese's cups work?
A: Mini Reese's Cups are a little too large for the dispenser.
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Q: Could you put coins in it such as nickels, dimes, and pennies?!?
A: Coins will not work in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Would laxatives fit in this amazing invention?
A: It depends on the brand of laxative, and whether or not it is oral or suppository, but either way I can't imagine why anyone would need that many laxatives on demand.
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Q: Is their any form of payment needed? like if you wanted to have the Candy Wizard in your house and want your family to have to buy the candy for a quarter
A: The Candy Wizard does not have a coin slot and the candy is freely dispensed. I guess it's true that the best things in life really are free!
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Q: How many- say, m&ms could it dispense on 'a little' and 'a lot' modes?
A: With M&Ms, the lowest setting dispensed about 6 pieces, while the highest setting dispensed about 12.
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Q: Can you put small coins in(pennies and dimes),will it damage or break it?, and if it works would it despence it?
A: No, coins will not work in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Could you clean up the machine if something clogs it?
A: The Candy Wizard cannot be cleaned or flushed with water, so it is probably best to simply not use candies or nuts that will cause it to jam up.
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Q: Will there be any other colors/styles of this product?
A: We do not have other colors planned for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Will it hold Mike & Ikes?
A: Yes, Mike & Ikes will work in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: What candies can I put in ?
A: Most small candies will work, such as M&Ms, Nerds, Mike & Ikes, and so on. We do not recommend using the Candy Wizard with any sugar coated candies.
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Q: Would cashews work?
A: If the cashews are halved, they shouldn't have much trouble getting through the dispenser.
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Q: Do you ship to Guatemala?
A: I'm sorry, but we aren't able to ship to Guatemala at this time.
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Q: Can you put other nuts in it, like chestnuts or peanuts?
A: Chestnuts are too large, but peanuts might work if they're shelled and halved.
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Q: Could you use choc chips?
A: As long as you keep your Candy Wizard out of direct sunlight or heat, chocolate chips should work.
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Q: How bout' Gobstoppers, Nerds and Fireballs (the candy)
A: All of those candies, especially the Nerds, should work in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Will jolly ranchers fit?
A: Jolly Ranchers are a little too big to fit through the Candy Wizard's dispenser.
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Q: Is it glass?
A: The Candy Wizard is entirely plastic.
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Q: What's the smallest it can fit?
A: Nerds are the smallest candy I recommend using in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Will it hold gumballs?
A: Small gumballs, yes.
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Q: Why can't we use salted nuts?
A: Salted nuts could cause a buildup of salt on the dispensing mechanism which could cause corrosion or jamming.
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Q: Can I put airsoft bb's in this?
A: That would work, but it seems a little excessive.
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Q: Would it work for hersheys kisses?
A: Kisses are a bit too large for the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: What happens if the battery dies?
A: Simply remove the old batteries and install fresh ones.
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Q: Can I put rice in it?
A: We honestly haven't tried rice or other grains, but we think that it might work! The only concern we have is that the rice or grains could be so small that they would get caught in the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: If you can't put sugar coated candies in there, then would sour Skittles clog it up then?
A: Sour Skittles, since they're sugar coated, could eventually cause buildup in the mechanism and cause it to jam.
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Q: Can I put cereal like rice krispies or cocoa puffs in it?
A: You can, but the cereal crumbles might jam up the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: How do we pay for shipping?
A: During checkout you will be presented with several different options for shipping which will then be added to your total.
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Q: What is the biggest food item it can take?
A: We wouldn't recommend anything much larger than an almond or Mike & Ike.
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Q: If candy melt such as m&ms can it damage the machine if it does't can you wash it? Also are peanut m&ms to big for the machine?
A: Peanut M&Ms are too large. There isn't really a way to clean out the Candy Wizard if candy melts in it, so we recommend simply avoiding that situation by keeping it out of the heat and direct sunlight.
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Q: "That's nearly 2.5 liters of Reese's Pieces, M&Ms, Skittles, and gumballs!" If popcorn is too large for the machine, how is it possible to put gumballs in it?
A: They do make tiny gumballs for smaller machines.
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Q: If you do clog the dispensing mechanism, is there anyway way to fix it or do you have to buy another one?
A: There isn't really any way to clean or repair a Candy Wizard. It would probably be best just to avoid using things in it that could clog.
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Q: Would wrapped candies (like tootsie rolls or something like that) work?
A: Wrapped candies might be a little too large to fit through the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: 1. Can it work with gummy bears? OmNomNom...2. Does it make a creepy buzz noise when dispenses candy?????3. Would it be a good house from my pet platypus and pygmy marmoset?
A: Gummy bears might work, but they tend to clump up. The Candy Wizard makes a slight whirring sound, but I wouldn't call it creepy.
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Q: Would it fit cashew nuts?
A: If the cashews are halved, they shouldn't have much trouble getting through the dispenser.
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Q: Can I put little eclipse gums in their?
A: Eclipse gums should work just fine.
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Q: I know that the Candy Wizard cant take any liquid,but if you fit small packaged candies/liquids in there,would the Candy Wizard dispense them correctly or would they pop?
A: They could either pop or be too large for the dispenser. You should really only stick to small, individual candies or nuts.
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Q: How heavy is it?
A: The Candy Wizard weighs 31 ounces, which is just shy of 2 pounds.
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Q: 1.Can you put gummy bears in it?2.Would sugar be too small?3.Is it made of glass or plastic?
A: Gummy bears could work, but they tend to clump up. Sugar is too fine and would clog the dispensing mechanism. The container is made of plastic.
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Q: What candies can I put in?
A: Any kind of small, unsalted or unpowdered nuts or candies.
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Q: When you turn off the lights will it dispense candy by accident because is motion activated?
A: I think you may have answered your own question. The dispenser is motion activated, not light activated. It's actually smart enough to know the difference between a hand and the lights going out.
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Q: Does it have candy in it when it gets to my house?
A: Sorry, but you'll have to provide your own candy.
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Q: Is this going to make me fat if I put candy in it and eat the whole thing???
A: It probably won't help if you eat that much candy! Maybe you should try small, unsalted nuts instead.
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Q: Can you use Sugar Daddies?
A: Sorry, but Sugar Daddies are too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Will m&ms be good?
A: M&Ms would be perfect in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: What would happen if i tried to put the WLGB or the 26 pound bear in it?
A: Nothing, though the Party Bear might crush the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Does the M&M with the pretzel inside work?
A: We haven't tried the Pretzel M&Ms yet, but they might be a little too large considering that the Peanut M&Ms didn't work very well.
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Q: Could I put non candy things in like guitar picks in?
A: Guitar picks would be too large for the dispenser. You really should stick to just small candies and nuts.
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Q: I just thought of a good use for next halloween. It requires this, some candy, and small plastic bags. When kids come by, you fill up a small bag for them or maybe let them do it. You'd get more candy than the "fun-sized" bags. What do you think?
A: That's a great idea! Just make sure to keep an eye out for those kids who go around the block, take a piece or two off their costume, and try to come back for seconds.
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Q: Would Zours, Red hots, and Skittles work?
A: Those candies should all be perfect for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: 3 questions: 1) Can I put liquid in the dispenser. 2) Can gold/silver dragees fit. 3) Can I put in a few pieces of Mentos UP2U gum.
A: Never put liquid in the Candy Dispenser; it will ruin it. Dragees and Mentos should fit.
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Q: Would you be able to put Smarties (the M&M-style candy/chocolate pieces, not the chalky pill-like candies known in Canada as Rockets) in the Candy Wizard?
A: Yes, those would definitely work in the Candy Wizard. The chalky Smarties would probably get crushed.
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Q: If I do end up putting things like salted nuts or cat food in there and it gets clogged, is there any way to clean it out or is it just gone for good?
A: There really isn't any way to clean it because liquids will damage the electric motor that operates the dispenser. Just don't use salted or sugar-coated candies and you should be fine.
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Q: Will BuckyBalls work?
A: BuckyBalls will not work in the Candy Wizard and could possibly ruin the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can I put tartar sauce in it?
A: Tartar sauce, as well as any liquid, will ruin your Candy Wizard. You should probably just stick with small candies.
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Q: Will this work on homemade candy?
A: Yes, as long as those candies are relatively small and not coated with sugar, salt, or anything else that might jam the motor.
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Q: Mini marshmallows?
A: Mini marshmallows would probably work, yes!
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Q: Will anything bad happen if "sugar coated" candy is placed inside the dispenser?
A: The sugar could eventually build up and jam/corrode the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can I put dry cat food in it? So when my cat wants kibble, they can just put their head under it, and cat food will come out?
A: Animal snacks and food could fit, but they might also cause buildup which could clog the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can it hold gummy bears? (p.s. you guys are the most awesome people ever!!!)
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Will ants get in it?
A: The Candy Wizard will not attract ants, but if you already have an infestation you might want to consider emptying your Candy Wizard.
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Q: How much will it take out? Small handfuls to big handfuls or Small handfuls to all of it?
A: It depends on the size of the candy. With M&Ms, the lowest setting dispensed about 6 pieces, while the highest setting dispensed about 12.
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Q: Is there anything too small?
A: I can't think of anything specific, but remember that if something is too small (say, grains of salt or sugar) it could possibly clog the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: I'm shocked that no one has asked the obvious question yet, unless I missed it. Can this thing dispense gummy bears?
A: It can dispense gummy bears, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so they might not make it through the dispenser.
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Q: Will runts fit?
A: Runs should fit just fine.
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Q: Could the candy ever melt?
A: If exposed to direct sunlight or left in a hot room your candies could melt. It really depends a lot on the type of candy and the ambient temperature.
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Q: This is awesome do you think that it would be a good present for my elder brother?
A: If your brother likes candy (who doesn't?!) then he would definitely love the Candy Wizard!
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Q: What do you think of the Candy Wizard? Plus, would crumbled Oreos work?
A: Personally, I love it. Crumbled Oreos would work, but the cream and dust could clog up the dispenser.
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Q: Is there an on/off switch? beause I want to put this in my school locker and I'm worried that if something falls in front of it that the candy would fall out (But in saying that it would be pretty funny if someone was passing and it scared them XD)
A: The Candy Wizard has 3 settings: off, small portions, and large portions
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Q: Will this work on a ship?
A: The Candy Wizard will work on a ship, boat, plane or train!
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Q: How many Candy Corns can fit in there?
A: Approximately 275 Candy Corns.
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Q: So... when you put your hand there, does it just dispense the amount you set it to and then it stops and waits for your hand to move? Or is there a time limit to move your hand away before it comes spilling out again?
A: Yes, there is a short interval of time in which you can move your hand and not set the dispenser off again.
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Q: Can I get a bowl in front of it and just wave my hand over the motion sensor to make them fall in the bowl? P.S. I love you guys!!!!
A: Of course! Just make sure that the bowl isn't too large to fit under the spout.
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Q: When are you gonna make a video about it and also if a toy train would go under it at 36 km/h would it dispense candy?
A: We haven't tested it with anything but our hand, but that would be a pretty neat display! We don't have a release date for the video yet, but please keep checking back!
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Q: is the body made out of plastic or metal? What about the clear part is that glass or plastic? What if it were to fall of a table? Is it battery powered?
A: The Candy Wizard is made out of very durable plastic, so as long as you don't drop it very hard or from very high up it should be okay. The Candy Wizard does require 4xAA batteries.
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Q: You note "unsalted" nuts, does this mean salted won't work?
A: We recommend unsalted nuts because salt could eventually build up and clog or corrode the mechanism inside.
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Q: How much candy is dispensed at a time (in measurements) on the low and high setting?
A: It depends on the size of the candy. With M&Ms, the lowest setting dispensed about 6 pieces, while the highest setting dispensed about 12.
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Q: Is the container made out of glass or plastic?
A: The container is made of plastic.
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Q: Would starburst candies fit? What candies have you tested in this? Once I buy this where can I buy my m&ms/skittles in 80oz to fill this awesome product?
A: Starburst might be a little too large. The candies and nuts we tested can be seen in the photographs on the product page. Candy can usually be bought in bulk at stores like Sam's and Walmart.
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Q: Do you think this will work with cat treats? That way my cat can have a treat whenever he wants, even if I'm not home.
A: Animal snacks and food could fit, but they might also cause buildup which could clog the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: If your gonna ship to my country, so I have to pay you a dollar money or Philippine money?
A: When you make your purchase on your credit card, the credit agency or issuing bank will make the necessary conversion. We do not accept cash of any kind.
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Q: I was just being curious, BUT......... could small marbles fit in this mechanism? :)
A: Marbles might be a bit too big (and collectively, too heavy!) to work with the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can it fit coins inside for a coin bank?
A: Coins might be a bit too large. The Candy Wizard was really designed for small candies, not currency.
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Q: If something were to happen, how can you clean the inside of it?
A: You can clean the inside with a moist towel or napkin, but you really shouldn't store anything in it that would leak, spill, or make a mess.
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Q: Roughly how long is the battery life of it? Do you have to turn it off whenever you are done or does it drain little enough battery that you can just leave it on?
A: The battery life really depends on how often you use it, but I can say that the amount of drain is small enough that you can leave it on for extended periods of time without needing to turn the entire Candy Wizard off.
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Q: Could you put the tiny 1/2 inch chocolate bars in it like snickers or milky ways? Or lemon heads? Could you put beads in it? Like beads for making a bracelet?
A: Lemon Heads and beads would be perfect, but the small candy bars would likely be a bit too large.
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Q: How much you need to fill up?
A: The Candy Wizard can hold up to 80 ounces of your favorite small candy.
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Q: So you say that sugar coating will log it. But what king of sugar coating. Is it just sugar in candy, or the sugar coating on M&M's.
A: M&Ms technically have a candy coating, not a sugar coating. What we mean is to avoid using candies with powdered or crystallized sugar coatings.
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Q: Do you sell candy separately with the candy dispenser, kinda like the popcorn popper sells kernels separately?
A: Sorry, but we do not currently offer separate bags of candy.
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Q: Ok so lets say that I purchase this candy wizard. What if I accidentally drop it off a two story building? Is there any chance it will survive the drop?
A: No, it probably will not survive.
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Q: I'm a candy lover, so I eat A LOT of different kinds of candy. Will the candy wizard fit different types of candy at the same time? Such as, some starbursts a little sour skittles and warheads. Oh yeah, me and my friends just adore vat19!
A: Thanks! As long as they aren't too big, you're more than welcome to add as many different types of candy as you like!
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Q: So do you just swip your hand under the hole and then does the candy come out of it?
A: That is correct! It's not entirely unlike magic!
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Q: How big can the candy be?
A: We recommend only using small candies or nuts. M&Ms, Skittles, Mike & Ikes... those are all pretty good examples of what we mean by "small candies".
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Q: How much does it shoot out?
A: The amount of candy dispensed by the Candy Wizard is adjustable. You can set it to dispense a few small candies or a small handful.
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Q: Wow many small candies can I put in the candy wizard with braces?
A: You can fit up to 80 ounces of your favorite candy in the Candy Wizard. After that, it's all a matter of self-control!
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Q: Say if there was a build up in the machine, can we fix it or clean it?
A: Apart from surface cleaning, there isn't really a method to clean the inner workings. This is why we recommend that you don't use sugar-coated or salted candies or nuts.
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Q: I'm a chef and so would this machine be perfect for stuff like dispensing rice, grains and other items like that or would it be to small where it would get stuck?
A: We honestly haven't tried rice or other grains, but we think that it might work! The only concern we have is that the rice or grains could be so small that they would get caught in the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can you use liquid in this machine?
A: The Candy Wizard was not designed to dispense liquids of any kind. Attempting to do so could ruin the machine.
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Q: If a big fly went right under the desespner where the sensor is, will candy start flowing out?
A: There would have to be a substantial amount of movement, like an entire hand, to activate the motion sensor. A fly wouldn't be enough.
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Q: How does it know not to dispense some more when it senses you withdrawing your hand? Is there a time interval? If there is, could you give me an estimate on it's duration?
A: There is a delay of a second or two. Don't worry, the Candy Wizard is smart enough to know when you are genuinely reaching for candy.
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Q: Does it make any noise when it dispenses candy besides the sound of the candy itself?
A: The Candy Wizard makes a slight whirring noise, but apart from that it is pretty quiet. The sound the candy makes as it falls out is actually louder than the motor.
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Q: Will there perhaps be a blue machine? Also, whats to stop light from setting it off like lights on and lights off? Would a cup to catch failures be a good idea?
A: Sorry, but we do not have plans for a blue Candy Wizard at this time. Because the sensor is motion activated and not light activated, you do not need to worry about it dispensing candy whenever you turn the lights on and off.
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Q: Can the Candy Wizard hold and dispence Peanut M&M's?
A: Peanut M&Ms are a little too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can I put gummy beans in the candy wizard?
A: Jelly beans would be perfect for the Candy Wizard!
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Q: Would Mentos fit there? :D
A: Mentos should be OK.
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Q: you said almonds would fit, so what about Jordan almonds?
A: Jordan Almonds might be a bit too big, but it's worth trying! Unfortunately, we don't have any here to test with.
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Q: Can it fit kisses?
A: Hershey's Kisses are a bit too large for the dispenser.
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Q: Can I fit Jolly Rancher Chews in it?
A: Jolly Rancher chews are a bit too large for the dispensing mechanism of the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Does it come with candy?
A: Sorry, but candy is not included.
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Q: Can you put cereal in the Candy Wizard?
A: Cereal is not recommended as you wouldn't get enough dispensed for a full bowl.
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Q: How do I refill it?
A: Simply remove the red lid and fill with your candy of choice.
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Q: two questions:1) Is it easy to clean if you put something messy inside it (Like salted nuts)?2) Would goldfish crackers likely break inside it since they are pretty fragile?
A: We recommend that you avoid storing messy, sugared, or salted treats in your Candy Wizard as it could cause damaging buildup or corrosion in the dispensing mechanism. Goldfish crackers will probably crack (based on the feedback of another customer).
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Q: How do you wash this?
A: We recommend just a quick surface clean with a damp cloth or napkin. Do not attempt to flush the Candy Wizard with water or other cleaners, as this could ruin the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can it carry those round mints wrapped in plastic? and do you ever get tired of answering all these questions?
A: Plastic wrapped mints might be a bit too large to work with the Candy Wizard. The plastic wrapping might get caught up in the dispenser.
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Q: I shall not put those sweets with sour coating on them?
A: It would be best to avoid any treats with sugar or salt coatings, as this could lead to a buildup in the dispensing mechanism that could ruin the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can We Put In Popcorn? (not salted or buttered)
A: Popcorn would probably be a bit too large for the Candy Wizard's dispenser.
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Q: Can it hold Smarties? If so I'll get one.
A: Smarties (the chalky kind) will not work well according to the experience of another customer.
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Q: Can the machine dispense an ice cream topping like sprinkles?
A: Sure! That's actually a pretty clever idea.
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Q: Can you put popcorn in it?
A: Popcorn might be a little too large to fit through the opening, but it's worth a shot. Be careful not to add salt or butter, as this could clog up and ruin the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Does it hold the Peanut M&Ms?
A: Peanut M&Ms are actually a little bit too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can I put small gummy bear in it?
A: Small gummy bears would fit, but gummy bears have a tendency to clump up in groups, so I can't say how well they will fall through the dispenser.
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Q: Do you ship to the philippines, and how many days? :)(I SO WANT IT! XD)
A: We do provide shipping to the Philippines. Shipping costs and times will vary depending on the shipping method you choose at checkout. For an estimate, simply click the "Calculate Shipping" link above the green "Add to Cart" button near the top of any product page.
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Q: Would it work with Reese's Pieces?
A: Reese's Pieces would be just fine. Funny, now I have the urge to watch E.T.
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Q: Will it work for trail mix?
A: Certain parts of the trail mix (such as the pretzels) might be a bit too large for the dispenser.
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Q: Does it come pre-filled or not?
A: Sorry, but the Candy Wizard does not come pre-filled.
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Q: Could this work with gumballs???
A: It will work with tiny gumballs, but regular size ones are too large.
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Q: What happens if you put salted nuts?
A: We recommend unsalted nuts because salt could eventually build up and clog or corrode the mechanism inside.
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Q: Hello vat19! I just wanted to know how you put the candy into the dispenser and I can't wait to get this someday!
A: The Candy Wizard can be refilled by simply taking the red lid off the container. We look forward to your order!
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Q: If I put a cup the height of the dispenser would it constanlty spit out candy?
A: The sensor is motion activated, so you would have to keep moving the cup back and forth for a somewhat continuous stream of candy.
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Q: So, when will you upload the video? This is really cool
A: We do not have a date planned for the video, but please keep checking back as it should be up soon!
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Q: Brilliant! Can it dispense goldfish? I love me some goldfish.
A: Goldfish are just about the right size, so we think that they would work out well.
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Q: Where is the motion sensor located?
A: The motion sensor is located just under the spout from which the candy is dispensed.
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Q: Between the max and min candy despensing how much candy pieces will be despensed?
A: I can't give an exact number because candy comes in all different shapes and sizes, but it ranges from a small handful of just a few pieces to a relatively large handful. With Skittles, the "small" portion yielded about 6 pieces, while the "large" portion yielded 12.
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Q: Does it comes w/ free candy. You guys are awesome.
A: Thanks! Sorry, but the Candy Wizard does not come with free candy.
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Q: Can pretzels work?
A: Pretzels may be too large and oddly shaped to fit through the dispenser of the Candy Wizard.
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Q: How does the candy machine know when to dispense candy?
A: When your hand activated the motion sensor, the Candy Wizard will dispense its delicious payload.
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Q: Is the container plastic and will the candy in the dispenser melt if the sun shines on it?
A: Yes, candies could melt if left in direct sunlight. The container is plastic.
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Q: If the motion detector gets dirty am I able to clean it with Windex?
A: Since you won't actually be touching it, the motion sensor shouldn't become dirty. If you feel compelled to clean it, use a dry cloth.
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Q: Whats the biggest candy you can put in it?
A: An almond is the biggest thing we've been able to fit, so any candy that is "almond sized" or smaller should work.
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Q: What stuff can you put in it?
A: All different kinds of small candies and nuts would be perfect for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Can it hold roasted Pumpkin seeds?
A: Sure! Roasted pumpkin seeds would fit very well.
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Q: How much does it weigh.:D
A: The Candy Wizard weighs 31 ounces, which is just shy of 2 pounds.
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Q: This is very cool but it looks large. Are you guys going to try to find something similar but more portable?
A: There are no plans for a more "portable" version of the Candy Wizard at this time.
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Q: Can you put sweetarts in it?
A: Sweet tarts, apart from being one of my favorite candies, would also work very well in the Candy Wizard.
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Q: Is there any candy that is too large to be dispensed by the Candy Wizard, that could otherwise be dispensed by other regular manual candy dispensers?
A: Regular size gumballs spring immediately to mind. They are much too large for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: i am sorry i mean. why do you not advertize tv sorry dont answer first qustien.
A: Really it's because TV advertising is very expensive and with things like TIVO and On-Demand programming, many people aren't even watching the commercials on TV.
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Q: Is there an on and off button so that if something goes under the opening, it doesn't accidentally dispenses candy and other stuff?
A: Yes, there is an off setting for the Candy Wizard.
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Q: How fast does it dispense?
A: The Candy Wizard will dispense candy almost immediately after putting your hand under the spout.
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Q: Would this work with normal gumballs?
A: It will work with small gumballs, but regular size gumballs are a bit too large to fit through the Candy Wizard's dispenser.
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Q: What about water or other liquids?
A: The Candy Wizard is not able to contain liquids. Attempting to fill it with a liquid will very likely ruin the machine.
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Q: FINALLY! OMG FINALLY!
A: Yep! We're pretty excited about it too!
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Q: How big can the objects be? Can it do things like peanut butter and such?
A: You should really only stick to small candies. Peanut butter would certain jam the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Whaaaa...no gummy!!!?
A: Gummies would probably get stuck pretty easily in the dispensing mechanism.
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Q: Can you set the adjusting knob to where it will only dispense one piece of candy.
A: No, sorry. The dispenser was designed to deposit small handfuls of candy at a time.
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Q: Awesome?
A: Very.
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Q: How long do you think it will take before my cat realizes that all it has to do in order to score my free candy is to rub it's furry body all over my new candy dispenser?
A: Hopefully not too soon! You might want to make sure you keep your kitten away from your candy stash. Keep in mind you can always use the knob to turn off the motion sensitivity when you're away.
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Q: First!!!! Can it work with gum balls?And im ordering this :D
A: It will probably work with tiny gumballs, but regular size ones are too large. It was designed with small candies in mind.
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Q: How does the candy come out like what triggers it to come out?
A: Magic! Actually, there is a motion sensor that detects when your hand is near the spout.
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Q: Is there a selection for a coin slot on the dial so you can make money off your friends?
A: Sorry, but we do not carry a model with a coin slot.
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Q: What kind of candies are too big or too smal to be put in this dispenser?
A: Regular size gumballs would be too big. The biggest candy that we had successful tests with were candy corns.
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Q: You seem to be pushing "unsalted" nuts a lot here, is it because salt jams up The Candy Wizard or something, or is Vat19 trying to brainwash me into healthy eating?
A: Haha, don't worry; it's purely a mechanical issue. You don't think that the purveyors of the World's Largest Gummy Bear would try to trick you into eating healthy, do you?
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Q: How much is the highest amount of candy it can shoot out if you used some kind of small candy like skittles or M&M's?
A: Small does about 6 skittles and large does maybe 12. It depends on the size of the candy.
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Q: Is the "a lot" mode make the candy overflow out of your hand?
A: It's not so much that it will cause you to spill candy everywhere, but it is a pretty decent sized portion.
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Q: How much candy can it hold?
A: The dispenser can hold up to 80 ounces of candy. That should last quite a while!
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Q: What's the size limit on the individual pieces of candy that can be dispensed?
A: Honestly I wouldn't go any larger than a candy or nut larger than a Mike & Ike or cashew. Larger candies or nuts could get jammed in the machine.
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Q: Why do the nuts have to be unsalted?
A: We recommend unsalted nuts because salt could eventually build up and clog or corrode the mechanism inside.
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Q: How many different candy selections are there to select from?
A: There are quite a few candies that are small enough to fit. M&Ms, Skittles, Mike & Ikes, and Jelly Beans immediately come to mind, but there are hundreds of small candies and nuts that would work.
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Q: Why unsalted nuts? Will salt clog it up?
A: That is correct. Salt could eventually build up and clog or corrode the mechanism inside.
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Q: Can it fit other things besides nuts and candy?
A: The Candy Dispenser was really only designed to be used with small candies and nuts.
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Q: Can gumballs fit through the hole?
A: Tiny gumballs will work in the Candy Wizard. I do know that most candy stores carry tiny gumballs which would work pretty well.
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Q: Why only unsalted nuts?
A: The salt could eventually build up and jam/corrode the dispensing mechanism. This is why we only recommend unsalted nuts or candies.
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Q: While perfect for small snacks, candies and unsalted nuts... what if I'm hungry for something more substantial? Can it be used to dispense spaghetti, or meatloaf? Or at least salted nuts?
A: There is something about the mental imagery of a meatloaf and spaghetti dispenser that is slightly disturbing. As for the salted nuts, the salt could eventually build up and jam/corrode the dispensing mechanism.
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