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

Best tote out there

I slipped two of these in between the plastic sheeting and the glass when when sealing the windows for the winter. (We are in an apartment that has dual-glazed windows, but the seal on one of the larger panes has failed and so its like having a single pane window - basically an open refrigerator door in the room during the winter! I put the packets in hoping that theyd take any moisture out of the space so I wouldnt have black mold growing in there from condensation of any moisture trapped in the space when it was sealed. I can happily say that there is absolutely no trace of condensation inside the airspace at all, and definitely no mold at all! Im thinking I probably could have done well using only one, in hindsight. The only reason I didnt rate durability is that we havent had them long enough to let you know that.

Reusable, cheap and easy to see.

…over the old style Dessicant packs!!! These can be heated for a couple of minutes in the microwave instead of two hours in the oven.

These are very well sewn. I weighed each bag and each bag exceeded the amount of dessicant that was supposed to be in each bag. If I need to buy more I will buy these again. They come in a sealed bag as to not be absorbing environmental moisture. Very good product. Thank you very much.

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!

I bought these to protect astronomy equipment from excessive moisture. I recently had my gear out to do some astrophotography and when I was finished left the tripod and mount outside under a weather-proof cover. I knew it was going to be a humid night so I placed one of these on the tripod accessory tray, directly under the mount. When I removed the cover the following morning my gear was dripping with moisture. The desiccant pack? Dry and the indicator was blue. I also put one of these in our safe several weeks ago, replacing a much larger moisture remover that requires recharging via plugin to an A/C outlet. When I checked it today the indicator was still blue. Cant say for sure if its working or not. It smelled rather musty when I opened the safe, but I suppose time will tell.

Great quality, and they are small to put it on tool boxes, suitcase and other small places.

I bought these to sit in my air tight pelican case full of nylon and TPU filaments. So far humidity levels in the box are around 8% to 12%. In Room humidity is 44% to 71% (shop in basement). So they are doing their job. I have no complaints so far l.

A while back I purchased some German made desiccant packs in fabric bags. I really like them, but their arent available anymore. When I found these, I thought Id give then a try. They are great, high capacity, and I like the indicator patch. It lets you know when its time to regenerate it. Among other things, I use them in sealed boxes to store 3D filament. I put an humidity indicator strip in the container. It says the humidity is less that 10% and has stayed there for some time.