Review on 💨 Compressed Air Desiccant Compressor Filter ZN312 D 2 by Andrew Agarwal

This is well made and works as advertised. However, it only holds 9 grams of desiccant (about half an ounce by volume). Turns pink incredibly quickly, even with light use. But it definitely works. I have no complaints about this product but would advise anyone needing anything more than very low flow rates to look for a larger solution. Also, please note that the same trap is available from Horror Fright's online store for less than half the price. I would suggest getting a pound of desiccant to feed this thing as stopping in the middle of a desiccant regeneration project (2 hour process at 250F) is unlikely to heat and fluff anyone up. In fact, you can take it apart with a wrench and load it up with new beads in just a minute or two. Easy peasy update: July 19, 2020 Believe it or not, desiccant pellets can be regenerated in the microwave. In earnest. Pour the balls into a shot glass (Pyrex is ideal) and microwave on full power for 15 seconds. Wipe condensation off the sides of the glass with a paper towel. Repeat 4-5 times or until the beads turn dark blue. Works amazingly well and gives a very clear visual example of how much water these balloons can hold. After a dozen regeneration cycles, discard the orbs and replace them with fresh ones.