🧪 Wisedry Indicating Rechargeable Desiccant Drawstring: Efficient Moisture Absorption & Reusable Convenience Review

I like these desiccant granules - they are not too small. The included bags were perfect and saved me a step; I can just pour out the beads and glue the bags where they belong! So simple and well thought out. It's wet Iowa so I expected to have to charge a lot - no problem. I use a glass bread pan to charge and it only takes a minute or two in my microwave for the beads to turn orange again and be ready to use again. It's a smart idea to warn the user with color. I put the first sachet in the…

Absorbs moisture fairly well. ONCE. I have followed the directions within a weight of 0.5g, a temperature of 2 degrees and a time variance of less than 1 minute and it always comes out burnt/black - NEVER orange. Used a microwave that released gas (?) and discolored a lab glassware. Followed other mfg instructions in addition to 3 other online sources. ALL pathetic failures. I even put it in a lab dehydrator and then dumped the glorified corn sack guts right into the hopper. I'm not…

Wisedry desiccant is only really useful for small storage spaces like storage boxes or containers. The desiccant quickly absorbs moisture and turns from orange to green within a few days. It is inconvenient to constantly charge the product. I have a 65% humid environment which makes things a bit more difficult. However, cloth/organza bags are much more convenient to microwave (several minutes) than the desiccant sold in metal containers, which can take hours to charge in the oven. This makes it