DampRid Hanging Bag, Moisture Absorber, 1 box of 3 bag (16 oz. each bag.), Blue

I like the absorbency

I have damprid hanging in all closets. They remove a lot of humidity from the air, even thou we have a dehumidifier running full time. They work well, but in high humidity fill up quickly. In dpite of this i like having them in my closets.

Someone told me about this product and I tried it in multiple closets. Appears to work as water is in the bag below. Im no scientist though so not sure if its a trick or not? There are crystals in the top portion and they do smell a little chemical-ish but since they are hung in a closet, no problem there. The crystals absorb the moisture in the air and then it drips down into the bag below. Pretty slick! Ill have to continue this since each bag filled up and I wouldnt want that moisture in my closet to ruin my clothing or shoes etc....

I live near the ocean and there is always moisture in the air. These bags keep everything crisp and dry at all times. I especially like it in my linen closet. Sheets smell fresh and feel dry when applying them to the beds. Bath & face towels are always bone dry and sweet smelling when put to use. I found these bags when I lived in SC low country. Dampness was always a problem there too creating a mildew odor in closets. I hung these bags and had no problems after two weeks. I wouldnt be with out them anymore. They fill up according to how much exposure to dampness they are exposed to. Winter time is not too bad.

I put it up on June 5, starting yesterday it absorbed some moist and the water starts to crystallizing on the bottom. It works well, but the smell give a headache

We purchased this Moisture absorber, and use them in closets that have limited air flow; under stairs and areas that are subject to moderate humidity.

Helps in moister climates

Only one little complaint - the unscented bag still has scent. I cannot hang a DampRid bag in a family member’s bedroom, because that person sometimes has breathing problems. I hung the bag in a nearby room, and, as you can see from the photo, it really does work. The bags are perfect for the basement too. You could hang the bags and/or use the large DampRid pail for large spaces, but ***do not remove or puncture the paper cover, like I did.** I’m going to dispose of the damaged one. I’ve bought the bags several times for the basement alone. It greatly improves that musty, stagnant stale air smell, and even though we have dehumidifiers working 24/7 in the basement, the DampRid bags still remove water. If there is any risk of mold in your dwelling, get these bags and see just how much water they remove. Mold loves stagnant air, darkness and moisture. If you have pet birds, or other pets, check with your vet first, before using DampRid. Birds have very delicate respiratory systems, are highly sensitive to many scents, and birds can be injured or die by artificial scents. Ask you vet if the crystals in the pail are safe around other animals. It is a nightmare to remove a large mold infestation. I wish I had known about DampRid years ago. I highly recommended these bags. They are a bit pricey, but well worth it to help avoid mold.

I absolutely love these! I live right by the beach so the sea breeze and ocean air is always quite humid. I noticed that my boots that are in my shoe rack near my bedroom window were periodically getting mildew on them from the moisture in the air. Every few months I would have to wash them. Now I hang one of these from the rack on the bottom shelf and voila! Mildew issue is gone. I replace it about once every month or two; whenever the bag fills with water, it’s time to replace with another. Wish I would have known about these sooner! Also, the scent is fresh and not overpowering. You only smell it if you put your nose up to the area. I have a sensitive nose and was worried about it, but it’s no issue.

I am a return purchaser of DampRid hanging bags. Have used it in many different sizes for many years. These hanging bags make it easy to use in closets.