BARSKA Rechargeable Desiccant Dehumidifier - Safe Moisture Absorber for Home Closets, Gun Safes, Basement, Garage, Cars - Microwaveable - Portable Blue Dehumidifying Solution

Living in a humid climate with a car that's exposed to the elements, I put this inside my car to absorb moisture. Easy to use.

I’ve been using them for a couple years and when I microwave them they release a considerable amount of water. I don’t know how much it really helps, but I don’t think that it would be fair to expect more from them.There’s something sort of satisfying about microwaving the water out of them.

I have a box I keep in the basement that I keep pine boughs in and my hunting clothes. Last year I had a problem with mold and a musty smell on them. I bought this and stuck it in the box with everything and it solved the problem.

I have a fridge with a moisture problem....bad seal. I initially bought 3 of these, and they made a huge difference. I used to have pooling of water at the bottom of my fridge from water running down side, and now totally dry. I now have 6 of these in my fridge because I recently bought 3 more. I believe these do have a shelf life of about a year or so...they will start to get a bitter smell after a while, despite how many times you dry them out. I always knew I needed to microwave them when I'd open the fridge and get a whiff of it, so I guess it wasn't all a bad thing, as far as giving me a signal they were moist, other than the pink color (which stops working after many uses).WHATEVER YOU DO, do NOT OVER-MIRCOWAVE these things! They will melt, and you'll have pellets all over the place. I learned the hard way initially. I do THREE bags at a time for 4 minutes on each side, 8 minutes max and then let them dry out by for any remaining moisture. At first, I had put 1 bag in there for 5 minutes and it almost caught on fire, so take caution!! The 3 I do all at once really do steam up the microwave, so prepare to wipe the door and sides down between each session. These do work...trust me! It is a bit of a pain microwaving them every week or so, but worth it.

I have used several sizes and brands of reusable desiccant packs and these are the best that I have tried. The relative humidity in the Southeastern US can be really high at times and it can be difficult and time consuming to monitor and keep desiccant packs microwaved and usable. These are a dream. One pack per case in the headstock area of the case keeps the average relative humidity at around 45% in my cases. They have a clear and easy to read, color coded indicator on the front side so you can tell when its time to microwave them again. Hint...make sure you know how many watts your microwave is. Then follow their instructions CAREFULLY for the appropriate number of minutes for your microwave's wattage output. I recommend going below their number of minutes for the first time until you get to know how many minutes will work for you. This is important or you may burn up your desiccant pack as some have done. It is also helpful if you weigh each one NEW as soon as you open the plastic package. The total weight of each one of mine averaged around 155 grams when new and dry. As they take on moisture you will see the weight rise.

I bought two of these for the car - one for the boot and one for the cabin. I put one on top of the dashboard, and the inside of my windscreen is now clear when I get in in the morning. The car sits outside, and condensation is a problem, especially in winter. The bag can slide around a bit, but by and large stays put when I'm driving. I've been using it for about a month so have not had to dry it out yet, so I can't say how effective it is on reuse, but I doubt I'll have any problems.

Bought 2 for my truck to try something for foggy windows in the morning and also noticed condensation on my Amplifiers in the morning as well. one got tossed on the dash and the other under the rear seats near the Amps. so far no more foggy windows and no more water on my Amps so i guess they do what they're supposed to. never seen them turn green or feel wet to the touch either so I guess being in the hot truck out in the 100F weather just drys them out during the day.Thinking of picking a couple more up. another to toss behind the seats and to put on the other side of the dash because the one sitting more centered on the driver side doesn't quite cover the passenger side.

I don't think this item does anything. I use this product along with other desiccants to keep things dry. All of my other various desiccant items work well as stand-alone items and this one doesn't.

The car kept getting fogged from the inside when leaving the car after a drive in winter. Place the bag on the dashboard and we haven't seen any window fog since.

One of the best things I’ve bought on amazon. It works so well.

I put it in my car on the dashboard to prevent icing in the inside. it keeps the windshield free of ice. Be careful to not put it in the microwave at full power. Our microwave output is 1200kW, so we use half the power (600kW).

I haven’t seen the indicator go pink so I don’t know about microwaving it. But I got this for my car because in the fall and winter, it gets damp inside my car. As on the steering wheel feels damp. Since throwing one of these on the dash, I don’t have that problem anymore.

J’ai acheté ceci pour contrôler l’humidité dans ma voiture électrique! Avant les fenêtres embuaient par journée froide (le chauffage est très puissant et fait fondre la neige dans l’auto rapidement) depuis je n’ai presque plus d’humidité! Ça fonctionne bien!