100g Rechargeable Desiccant Pack of 5 - Moisture Absorbing Bag - Desiccant Dehumidifier for Storage Bins and Totes …

Using for my 3D printer filament. The directions to recharge are printed right on the pack, so ill never lose them. Seems to be holding the box steady, great product so far.

I like the ease of use and the color changing to let you know when to dry them out.

Are windows need replacement, so there is condensation that builds up on the glass. I thought I would try these to keep it dry and prevent mold growing on the plastic sill over the winter. Does not work! It is literally sitting in a small puddle, and has for weeks, but the indicator says that it is dry!

Very well made. Love that they are rechargeable and that they have the recharging instructions right on the bag (not that it would be hard to figure it out but convenient nonetheless). Perfect for tossing in safes and being able to tell when they need to recharge to keep the rust away.

I got into 3d Printing and the idea of rechargeable desiccant seemed great. I have a digital hygrometer that reads 10% constantly inside the seal container I put my filament in. This container is decent size. It can fit 3 -4 spools in it. I would say its worth it

I bought this thinking it would help, but turns out it doesn’t Work at all. The indicator is still blue. I even let it put near water. Did not take the moisture out of the container. My guess, doesn’t have any desiccant at all.

The product was even better quality than I was expecting. It works very well. I am a foster home and have many totes of clothing that I keep on hand for children. I like them to be fresh and dry for emergency use when children come into foster care in the middle of the night.

Purchased to put in a plastic bin with my printer filament. Perfect size and price was good. Like the aspect of being reusable

The soft pillows of desiccant are perfect for any number of uses where you need to protect items or products from atmospheric moisture. For example, I am a woodturner and I use them in a lidded coffee can to protect my bottles of CA glue. I am also a photographer and use them to protect my storage-bin archive of 35mm slides. The ability to regenerate them in 3 minutes using a microwave is far more convenient than all the other units that I have to bake in an oven for an hour or two. I will update this posting when I have more experience on the frequency of regeneration and the longevity of the dessicant... but, for now, they are 100% in my book!

So far so good in my 18x18x12 plastic totes! It’s easy to read the indicator that shows when they need to be recharged. It has been raining and super humid since I started to use these about a month ago and so far they still haven’t needed to be microwaved!