💧 Optimal Moisture Control Silica Gel Packets+ Review

There is nothing wrong with these silica gel bags. In fact, they work great. But for my purpose I wanted to add them to the dry box where I keep my 3D printing filament. It is cheaper to buy individual beads from the same brand, Dry & Dry, than to use these packs. I thought it would be easier to load them up in packs but for the money the amount you get in a liter is best. I have two 5 liter dry boxes that hold 2 pounds each. I wish I had bought twice £5 instead of £2 but will buy more in the…

I bought these for my 3D printer's filament storage box to keep the filament dry. Assuming the color change is correct, they are doing their job of absorbing water. However, when they started turning pink and I tried recharging them, I found that they didn't recharge well in the microwave. It does a good job of removing the water from the silica, but that water just condenses in the bag where it's instantly absorbed as soon as you take it out of the microwave. Luckily, they charge up just fine…

I got new hearing aids last year. They have all sorts of new technologies that really make my life easier, but they're a lot more sensitive to moisture than my previous ones. When I went to see an audiologist for moisture removal I was told that I would probably need a dry box. I signed up with them. They are expensive and many are noisy. I did a little research and decided to buy them and put them in a small jar with open hearing aids overnight. It worked like a charm! They were inexpensive…