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M. Adams
> 3 dayI started using a hydration vest (Orange Mud 2L) and loved it, but my biggest hassle was keeping the bladder dry between uses. The vendor actually recommended sealing it and blowing air into it when not in use, so at least the sides of the bladder werent in contact, which I did for a while, but hated hte idea of mold growing, etc. This guy is perfect for it - wash it as thoroughly as possibly, drain out the water you can, then stick this guy in and it does the rest to keep it dry.
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Ashley Alley
05-06-2025Super easy to use and very effective at clearing out the moisture in a water bladder. So happy with this purchase!
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Lora Wolf MD
Greater than one weekYes, this will dry out your water container/bladder quickly, but it made it smell like rotten eggs and now I cant get the smell out!! I was so excited when I saw it was dry, then I pulled the BonDry out and the smell hit me like a ton of bricks. I can confirm that it was the BonDry that created the smell because we have two bladders, and only one dryer. The other bladder which air-dryed is totally fine. Super disappointing.
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steven wilson
Greater than one weekIt works
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B&D
> 3 dayBought it for the advertised speed and ease of drying out hydration bladders used in our camels. I didn’t notice any improvements over the previous method of leaving a few dry paper towels inside. Guess it is more convenient when traveling but i can’t say it’s worth the price.
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familymom
> 3 dayThis is the third one that I ordered for all my Camelback’s. I love that it dries out the inside and I don’t have to worry about it molding inside.
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Tropicfive
06-06-2025This is a great idea - who wants a slimy hydration bladder? However, mine takes DAYS to dry out so the damp BonDry is sitting in a damp bladder... not sure how this is helping avoid mildew. Im still using it.... but not thrilled. Im sure if you lived in a drier climate it might work better for you... but if you are in the PNW, it might not.
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S. Hillstrom
> 3 dayI had high high hopes for this item. I have used it a few times and have never been happy with the results. Had the item inserted into a bladder for several days and there is still water that had not evaporated. Bladder now smells of mildew as does the insert. Into the garbage it goes. Don’t waste your money.
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Gregory M. Ross
> 3 dayI loved it so much I bought a second one.
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Joan S
> 3 dayThis is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever purchased. It feels like a piece of plastic, that’s supposed to fold in the middle but doesn’t, that’s covered by fabric. You’re supposed to fold it and put it inside your Camelback. First of all, it doesn’t stay folded so it lays flat inside the Camelback pouch therefore it doesn’t expand the bladder to let air get in to allow the bladder to dry. Secondly, the price is ridiculous. Almost $20 for what feels like a piece of plastic covered by fabric. I returned this ridiculous product.