WATSABROReusable Dehumidifier Bags for Car and and Slip Mat,Prevents Fog & Damp in Vehicles, 2 x 400g Silica Gel Bags with Visual Reminder, Moisture Absorber for Windows, Closets, and More

I'm a long-time user of these types of reusable dehumidifier bags. Primarily, I've used them in the car, and they do help lessen the moisture in them, just don't expect miracles due to the large space. Sitting them close to the glass on the dashboard has worked best, I've found... I've also these types of bags to them to help dry out PLA filament with success.The non-slip mat is provided, but I've never had a use for one of those before, so will most likely never use that alongside these bags, but will find a use for the mat at some point I'm sure. I also find it is worth refreshing them in the microwave more often than the predicted colour changes occur to keep them most effective.Overall, these are fair value and as decent as others I've used in the past, and would happily get more if needed!

My car frequently gets a bit damp, with condensation building on the windscreen. There are lots of sources of the damp: My dog after swimming, my coat if it's raining, or moisture from loading the car with green garden waste to take to the tip. In summer I deal with this by simply letting the car stand in the sun with all the windows open for an hour or two. But in wet weather or in winter, that's not a practical solution!These cushions are great for that. Filled with silica gel, I can put them on my dashboard and let them soak up the moisture in the air. When the indicator turns pink, a zap in the microwave to dry them out again, and they're ready for re-use.I tested these in my car. I'd loaded up with garden prunings the night before to take to the tip, and the plant material had made the car interior very humid. So after returning, instead of opening the windows I left these packs in the car/ Within about four hours they had both soaked up a lot of moisture and needed recharging, and the car felt much less humid. I have another larger version of these that I've been using for about a year, and I have been very appreciative of it in damp weather. However, they do seem to work best when the air in the car is a bit warmer, so I put them in place as soon as I switch off the engine. I found it made a real difference to the condensation on the windscreen, so with these two added, it should be even more effective come winter.This price for this set (just over £11 for the two with the current 15% discount) is a little higher than some comparable products, so I've docked a star for value, but apart from that I'd recommend them.

Here we have a twin-pack of dehumidifier pouches.These are super-sized versions of those "don't eat" pouches that get packed with all manner of other products. They contain silica gel beads, which absorb a huge amount of moisture reducing humidity. Placing one (or two) of these in your car helps to keep everything dry and fresh.I particularly like the indicator panel on these. It changes from blue to pink when the sack is saturated, at which point you just pop it in the microwave for a few mins to dry it out and get it ready for more work.Strangely, this set comes with a grippy silicone mat. I guess it's for mounting a pouch on your dashboard?! This seems like a very strange way to use these, I would suggest just sticking one in a side pocket, it will do the same job and is out of the way.At £12.99 I think these are fairly priced and I recommend them.

I've used disposable items in the past, but I was looking forward to a reusable product to dehumidify my car which gets steamed up quite frequently.I've been using them for about a week, by which time I'd assumed they'd both be 'full' and need to be dried via the microwave. However, although I can feel they've both absorbed some water, the squares have not turned pink yet and there is still considerable moisture in the car. So I think these are having an effect, but they're not as efficient as I'd hoped. Perhaps they'll improve after a couple of cycles?

Autumn/winter/early spring are wet and can be awful when thinking about car moisture, regardless how good of a car you have.I live in an area where winds and rain are common, but then again, it's raining more than ever in UK despite all the news saying how warm and hot it is everywhere.So, having two of these in the car for half a year at the time has become a norm for me as there is always condensation in the car, and these although they are not going to remove moisture completely, they do help.Two pack of these dehumidifier bags are good, they do work with absorbing (left one in bathroom to test for a week).Price is okay. Rubber mat came knackered, and doesn't stretch back into it's original shape, so, useless if you want it on dashboard.

I was pleasantly surprised when these arrived as they were larger than I had been pictured them, which is great as they will last longer before having to dry them out. I love that these have the simple microwave instructions on the bag itself as who wants to have to try to find the paper instructions that you put away for safekeeping then can’t find! These come with an anti-slip mat that you can put under one of these in on the car dashboard, but I think they have missed a trick by not giving you 2 of them. Overall, not a bad price for the 2 bags that should keep working for about 3 years.My reviews follow this star rating:1 Star; Very unsatisfactory product. I do not recommend buying it,2 Stars; Significant deficiencies, does not fulfil its expected functions,3 Stars; Average product. Complies with expectations,4 Stars; Very good and satisfying. I liked it and it's a quality product,5 Stars; Excellent, exceeds expectations.

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In der Sache unkritisch; Kalziumchlorid hydratisiert eben bei Wasserdampf in Luft. Ich fände es nur besser, 2 farbrichtige Bilder (wasserfrei / hydratisiert) hinzuzufügen, ab welcher Farbveränderung im "Indikatorfenster" eine Trocknung ansteht.gez. Steinbock

Der Artikel kann mehrfach benutzt werden und man muss ihr nur in der Mikrowelle warm machen.

Ich habe diese Silikat säcke für mein 3D Druck Materia gekauft welches ich in einer luftdichten Kiste Lager. Dort habe ich es hineingelegt und zusätzlich mein Hygrometer. Und was soll ich sagen? Die Ergebnisse in der Grafik sprechen glaube ich für sich. Von knapp 65% Luftfeuchtigkeit zu unter 9% in knapp 12 Stunden. Das ist ein super wert!. Das backen oder Erhitzen habe ich noch nicht getestet, daher kann ich hier noch nichts sagen. Aber für kleine Räume sind die Teile anscheinend der Hit. Auch fürs Auto kann ich leider keine abgeben machen.

Machen was sie sollen, werden aber nicht so gut trocken.