DampRid Refillable Moisture Absorber, 10.5 oz. Cups, 4 Pack, Fragrance Free, Traps Moisture for Fresher, Cleaner Air, No Electricity Required, Lasts Up To 60 Days

Once the package is open it is pretty easy to use. Wish they lasted longer.

My mother has been using DampRid for years and got me hooked as well. These are simple to use and work to reduce moisture in excessively humid areas. These wont work miracles - you may need a dehumidifier depending on the size of your space and level of moisture - but for most people, these will be sufficient to help control humidity and potential mold. I use these in a weekend cabin during the warmer months as an extra precaution against humidity.

I like the Damprid on a hanger. They can hang on closets and keep humidity out. The ones in the container are great for bathrooms and under kitchen sink areas. I use them all year round closets etc.

Works as advertised - removes moisture from air - must check and change when material is all liquid

Use these in our boat in the wet and damp winter months. So nice to have the interior of our boat dry and moisture free and absolutely no mildewy odor!

These work well but fill up too quickly. However, we live in a humid part of the country. No scent that we have noticed.

Damp rid does the job but it’s annoying they should be another way I’m taking moisture out of the year and into your closet the smell is OK but it can get costly after a couple of months and he put it in every room and under the sink but you can’t afford to do dehumidifiers to put under every place because they’re expensive to I’m not saying damp rid of expensive but over a period of time if you have eight every two months can add up A dehumidifier can get costly specially if you have to put in the kitchen in the bathroom in the bedroom with that room so I think might be a waste of money buying the damp rid instead of investing in a dehumidifier and maybe move it around to each room I don’t know that is my take on the humidifier with the little beads in it

Great to use. It’s hard to believe the water they collected.

Works great.

Cost more than it did… but, everything dies these days….