DampRid Absorber Attracts Moisture Fresher Review

Original material was fine, this replacement bag stinks. Its smell reminds me of the chemical smell of that substance that is put on someone's hair when they curl it. It also has white flakes and yellow pearls, while the original only had white flakes. I use it to wick moisture in my laundry because it used to smell musty, but now with this stuff it smells so strong, like someone doing a perm. The container that came with it was odorless. This "freshly scented" pen smells terribly.

I bought this to fill up my Damp-Rid reservoir which was kept in a safe to keep papers dry. Works great and absorbs moisture. Be careful not to spill the (now full of liquid) container as it can be frustrating to clean as it is now not just water but water mixed with wet liquid and it does not dry out, when it spills. Also, make sure you check the condition of the reservoir to make sure it hasn't run out and needs replacing, don't leave the liquid reservoir there.

This 42 ounce reusable DampRid pouch was a real gem! I have several DampRid humidifiers at home. Once it served its purpose, I threw it away and recycled the container. Stupid, I had no idea there was a reusable bag full of crystals! A container of DampRid weighs 10.5 ounces. This reusable bag fills 4 containers perfectly! The price is fabulous and so is the fact that I no longer have to buy real containers. The pouch is designed to fill containers neatly. He has his own seal that reliably…

This product really works (and I use it in my old house's closets all the time); However, when I opened the Amazon package, I found that the product was covered in moisture. Upon cleaning, I found that the product's packaging had a hole, which probably explains the accumulation. So my problem is not with the product but with the packaging. I'll probably go back to buying the other two shapes I've used (small refillable tubs and hanging pouches) rather than buying a larger refill pouch again in…

Start with the small Damp Rid cups that come with a small desiccant pack for use. Then switch to these gas stations, which are significantly cheaper. They do their job. If you have a closet or enclosed space that tends to get a little musty or moldy, this will solve the problem. I found two cups of Damp Rid to be enough for a small closet. Three or four people can handle a large closet. You can fill 3 to 4 cups with one of these bags. How quickly it appears to be used up depends on how often…

Living in Southwest Florida with its constant heat and humidity since 1981, we have learned a few tricks to protect collectibles from mold and/or rust in unair conditioned spaces. For example, our youngest daughter lives part of the time in Rhode Island, where it snows and the temperature is below 30 degrees. In the meantime, we're enjoying the record heat of the mid-90s with spring flowers blooming and grass growing fast. Since we have a storage space in our "basement" (actually the first…