DampRid Hanging Moisture Absorber Fresh Scent - 4 Packs (16 oz/454g) for Effective Home Moisture Control Review

I use them in the cabin of my 24ft recreational fishing boat. It gets pretty wet downstairs due to Florida humidity. Luckily, they dry it out and create a comfortable, fresh-smelling cabin that's ready to go whenever I want to get in. After leaving the windows open in my truck during a downpour, I got a lot of moisture inside. my windows. I left one of them there for a couple of weeks and watched the bag fill up. Soon there was no more water in my windows and it smelled good.

Seems to remove a lot of moisture from the average home cupboard - BUT only lasts about 30 days, not 75 days. The top of the bag fills and dissolves desiccant crystals. Moisture is retained at the bottom of the collection bag. It can last 75 days as it says on the box, in a closet house in the arid desert, but not in the southeastern United States. There is actually NO odor, not much when you first open the individual sachets of each moisture absorbing pack as they are packaged in a box. None…

Great product at a great price. Leaves any room smelling fresh and clean without the strong odors most aerosols leave behind. It also neutralizes odors quite well without masking them. It has also been proven to absorb moisture very well, for example in bathrooms and laundries. I even put one in my car to keep the air in the cabin clean. Overall I give this product 5 stars for durability and performance and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a more subtle and convenient approach to

We use DamoRid bags and plastic cups around the house and they work great. it was the same scent. I was surprised that the taste was NOT the same as Fresh Scent (just in a bigger pack). No, it almost smelled like perm solution (remember that?!?). I didn't like the smell at all. It went away after about a week, but after I used them up I went back to the normal roomy bags. If you don't mind the smell, the bags lasted longer and the pattern on them was nice.

These things are pretty amazing. I've never used them but a friend of mine told me about them and how he uses them in his jeep when it gets a little wet inside. Recently we were on the coast and our VW bus was parked on the beach. The kids, being kids, got out of the water and flopped down on the seats to eat at the table and stuff like that. The seats and carpet were damp and the constant dampness made it difficult to remove all of the moisture. When we got home I hung one of these bags in the

This product was recommended to me by a neighbor who used it in her basement. My garage is very damp and smells of mold. Previous solutions didn't work properly and dehumidifiers take up a lot of space, are bulky, noisy and have to run constantly, which is energy inefficient. Hanging in the middle of my garage, this product very quietly removes excess moisture and eliminates musty odors. I check it every week and swap it out for a new one as per the instructions. This happens about once a month

Maybe I'm wrong because the bags fill with water and seem to do something? There's always some moisture in the air, isn't there? But they seem to get that "manly" smell out of our closets, and we use them on the boat. The boat is the most noticeable difference. There is no musty, damp smell and the air seems cleaner. We have a 34 foot cabin cruiser with adequate enclosed space. Two of these will keep the boat fresh for about 45 days. So we use about six of these per season. Then one layer is…

I've used them in small bathtubs, closets and other places for years. They work great. I've never had a single leak. It's amazing how much water they absorb. No batteries, no turning the machine on and off, no draining, no outlet required, etc. Just discard them when they fill up with water. Depending on the region, they last for several months. I didn't like the citrus, not bad, but I prefer the fresh scent. he is more neutral. I don't like the smell of lavender so I didn't try it. I read that