How to Reheat & Reuse Silica Gel | Reactivate or Re-Generate Silica Gel Desiccant Beads

Reheat #CILICANT Silica Gel Desiccant Beads
In this video, we will try to understand how to reheat and reuse CILICANT Silica Gel Beads. When Blue Silica Gel beads change to Pink, orange silica gel beads to green, you know it’s time to reheat. White silica gel beads do not change its color. If you are using a Microwave oven, take the beads in a microwave-safe container and heat it for 2 to 3 minutes. Take out the containers, mix the beads again and Reheat for another 2 to 3 minutes. The white silica gel beads rejuvenate, Green beads change back to Orange and Pink beads change to blue. If you are using a convection oven, use a convection oven-safe container and heat the silica gel desiccant beads for 30 minutes at 110 degrees Centigrade. Take out the containers, mix the beads and repeat again. The Green beads change back to Orange, white beads rejuvenate and Pink beads change to blue. You can put the silica gel desiccant beads back to the boxes and it’s ready for reuse.
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[@prometheus4130]

Just a caution, the silica gel which changes color from blue to pink shouldn’t be mixed with any food related items as it contains a toxic compound. White silica gel is food safe

[@danishdaniel785]

How about the colour orange to green?

[@Iennal]

@@danishdaniel785 just use white for food

[@WillEsco]

​@@danishdaniel785It can be used as I use it myself and can find orange/green indicator food safe silica gel which is "rechargable".

[@tannisroot]

@@danishdaniel785 it is toxic too

[@marcymcflybv1558]

is it safe to use the microwave for food reheat when you recharge silica there?

[@icedmochiii]

This is so helpful, thank you so much! 💖

[@dimitrz2000]

My microwave doesnt have defrost , so was going through multiple youtube videos to get some idea - this was helpful thanks

[@Nords555]

Defrost just cuts the microwave power on and off at various intervals, so no different from setting your microwave to half power or less. (inverter microwaves work differently, but youd know if you had one). So just mimic defrost by putting the beads in at a much lower power, maybe 10-30%? I'm not sure.

[@4eyedfreak0326]

How do you cool down the silica gel beads? Do you leave it in the microwave until it reaches room temp?

[@Barkley1835]

White silica gels are actually opaque when dry and more transparent when it has absorbed moisture.

[@ayushpandey8433]

Which bead is recommended for use in camera dry-box? .Orange🟠 or blue🔵 ? Heard that reheating blue beads are hazardous ⚠️. Do reply🙂.

[@immatys]

blue has more health concerns than orange, i recommend orange

[@tannisroot]

Orange is toxic too

[@TheBlackDove]

@@tannisroot why is orange toxic? the colorand is organic methyl violet, used as dye, in textile coloring, etc… Is far less toxic than cobalt, used in blue silica gel and you dont eat it…

[@advancetech7479]

How i know that white silica gel is rejuvenate??

[@user-hc2mh5lt5p]

you can't. But white-gel has used with color-gel at same time, and color-gel's color is changed, White-gel might absorb as much water as possible. So Dry White-Gel until water it has is perfectly gone. long, and Mix them with Color-Gel, and just use.

[@DavidDickeyJr]

But doesn't this just send all the water vapor you collected from the house, back into the house?

[@MyFlamingoe]

Wow. You're a genius. Good thing we dont use silica gel for the house.

[@jardel_lucca]

This is true. But the product is not supposed to keep whole rooms dry. It is supposed to be placed in a sealed container and it will keep the inside of this container dry.

[@lockkey017]

Why would you take out the vapor from your house. Silica gel is intended to take out moisture from a specific item not the entire house.