DampRid Moisture Absorber Quick Review

[@jamesdewer]

Absolut😂ely I live in foggy San Francisco in a all cedar Dolger home. While cedar will never dry rot it has a distinct evocative mildew scent. It permeates the entire home. Instead of buying a dispenser for $20, you can buy a pound of damprid. I take two empty tomato concentrate cans. With only the lids removed on the concentrate cans I poke a hole or several holes in the bottom of the top can and I tape them together. I then fill the top can with the perforated bottom with damprid not much 5 oz and it lasts for months on end. On day two you won't smell anything. Amazing. Very effective stuff

[@iqiddishnarmak]

Thank you

[@susanholewinski1437]

What do you do when they are done? Can you dump the liquid down your kitchen drain?????

[@vermontmike9800]

Instructions say toilet

[@Dc.BC.AC1]

Very helpful!🙏

[@jimmysoutlet]

Thanks for watching!

[@loveforeignaccents]

Did you have a mildew smell though, and did it help with that??

[@jimmysoutlet]

I did not have a mildew smell, so I can't say if it will help with that.

[@loveforeignaccents]

@@jimmysoutlet Okey-doke. Thanks for the reply/info & have a good one!

[@jamesdewer]

Eliminates mildew smell, I think it more than masks the smell. It dries the air to a sufficient level where mildew won't form. I think that's it the dew point. Whatever that is 65° 55° something like that

[@loveforeignaccents]

@@jamesdewer Beautiful. Just what I need. Thanks so much for the info!!!

[@genesishill4495]

I put one in a closet I noticed was da dying o grow mold and it dissolved the tab In two weeks 🥲

[@dc704]

What?