4 Pack Moisture Absorber Refill Bags, Unscented and Fragrance-Free Pellet Packs, Dehumidifier Refills for Buckets, Ideal for Eliminating Odors and Damp Air in Basement, Closet, Home, RV, and Boating

I’m using these in my closet. They are the same as the more expensive brands on Amazon. I kept the blue and clear snap plastic container for them to drip into. They have no smell or odor. They work good. I already have half inch of water in the container.

It was expensive but so far, it has taken care of excess moisture in my 1985 F-250.

I live in an apartment in Spartanburg SC. May and to mid-October, weather becomes increasingly hot and humid. Air conditioning and fans help, but do not combat moisture in the air. I began using these bags last summer and they work well. They are easy to use. My hack: I suspend 2 plastic clothes hangers from each other, length-wise, then from a shower hook. The bag is hooked on last, and the entire contraption is suspended so that any drips would go in a bucket (some reviewers have reported leaks). BTW, I've probably used 30+ of these and no leaks. I set a reminder on my phone to check them periodically for changing. When full, I take into bathroom, suspend slightly into commode, using scissors make cuts (no pieces into commode, just snips for drainage), rinse any late drippings in the sink, and place in a plastic bag for trash. Crystalization (occasionally in bottom) can be flushed into the toilet as well. (I checked this with the company.) Last but not least: Be cautious when removing the activity bag from the protective bag it comes in. You could nick it with the scissors. You know what happens then, right? :-)I know. Apologies for TMI. I just figured my how-to's might help someone else.

Would have liked to have a dehumidifier in my closet, but I don’t have an outlet to plug it in. I bought this to keep my clothes from getting damp & musty, figuring if it worked on a boat, it would work in my walk-in closet. I’m amazed by the amount of moisture it draws. I would definitely recommend for small spaces.

We bought this for our camper while in storage. The product works really well at removing water from the air. The plastic case that holds the desiccant is absolutely junk. Its large and the plastic is so cheap it comes pre-warped for you. The lid doesn't snap securely and because of it's size and shape, the lid will pop off causing you to dump the entire contents all over, desiccant and water. Whatever chemical they are using causes the water it's removing to become something else. In one of these drops, the water spilled into a stainless steel sink and caused it to rust. For the money you're paying, you think they could make a better container.

I use it to absorb moisture in my closet. Used it in a bucket I had for ages, and it works very well, with lost of moisture collected into the bucket. The scent is mild and nice.

Keeps the boat dry while in storage. And they work great.

I would have given the Better Boat Refillable Boat Dehumidifier a ZERO but you can’t!!! The top won’t click on the bottom so it’s not any good and there is no way to secure it so it won’t tip over. Update I’ve been thinking that maybe I just got a bad dehumidifier so I’m going to return it and try another one and see if it works. Will update again when I find out if it is any better, I really hope it is