Solved! No More Steamy Windows! | Remove In Car Condensation! | Pingi Reusable Dehumidifier Review

[@RickTheSpud]

Extra Steam Tip! When you microwave it for the recommended 6 minutes, when it stops steaming, Microwave it for another minute so get the steam going again, then again if needed. 😎👌

[@alexhoffam4170]

Will give this a go, in this weather my car is basically undrivable.

[@RickTheSpud]

Honestly works, but like I said, keep on top of it at the beginning, and check for wet carpets if it's really bad.

[@TomyCroSound]

And? I just odered 4 similar item

[@RickTheSpud]

4? Good work. 👊

[@captainbimble]

Been using these for about 5 years. They work.

[@RickTheSpud]

Yep, brilliant aren't they! 👊

[@danny29x]

Literally just got back after buying one of these after watching your video 👍

[@RickTheSpud]

Ah brilliant! Let me know how you get on! And Subscribe if you haven't! 👊😎

[@danny29x]

@@RickTheSpud will do. Do I just put it on the dash and forget about it until it needs microwaving?

[@RickTheSpud]

Yep! If you've got a real damp problem, microwave it after a few days anyway, and let it really steam off and dry out. 👊

[@danny29x]

@@RickTheSpud thanks 👍

[@TimVanhee]

What a random video to stumble across. I swear those pingi bags are amazing. I've got a 07 non-ac Clio banger sleeping outside, barely doing any mileage. And moist, steamed windows and even mould under the rear seats have been away since I've thrown 2 bags in it. Just must remind myself to microwave them every now and then.

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah man, that's the thing, especially if it's sat around, just got to keep on top of the bags! 😉 There must have been trapped moisture inside my car somewhere, as after the first 4 days, I microwaved it, and I've only microwaved it once again since, about a month later! 😎👌

[@LifeistooshortCK]

I used to have a similar problem. Another very effective solution is if you can, on a nice sunny day, leave the car with all the windows down. This helps to dry it out and the moisture leaves the vehicle. Its a similar principle to the product but on a grander scale.

[@RickTheSpud]

Short time maybe, and only if you have some warm sunny days. I've tried that. My car is dry all summer, and misted up all winter. Without one of these.

[@statustrade4901]

I think you should be on commission for these as I’ve now bought eight of them form my cars , great product, many thanks for the recommendation 👍

[@RickTheSpud]

Oh wow, really! Mega! Yeah they are good. 👊😎

[@cusoonmyfriend3738]

i was thinking to buy at least 4 of them for a little car, it has moisture all over the drive wheel etc .... you think it will work ? thx

[@RickTheSpud]

Yep should do! Check the car for leaks tho! 👊

[@KrisFLton]

Been using one of these in a old Subaru for a year or two. Brilliant. They also dry damp snowboard boots nicely over night… one in each 👍

[@RickTheSpud]

Ah, some next level advice there. Cheers bud. 😉👌

[@Smile-rd5fn]

I am fed up with the condensation in my car , I will try this product

[@RickTheSpud]

It worked for me, might need to microwave it after a few days... 👍

[@danharte6645]

Just bought 2 on amazon for collection tomorrow. I live in a van conversion campervan and condensation can be a real problem so fingers crossed and thanks for the tip

[@RickTheSpud]

No worries Dan, hope it helps! 👊 And please Subscribe if you haven't. Every click helps! 💪

[@henryhol8538]

Got it! Now sits pride of place in my Alfa. Many thanks!

[@RickTheSpud]

Ah brill, I've had a few people buy these now, all with good success so I hope yours works too! 😉👌

[@muddabuwshi]

Driving a polo from 97, and i thought it was an ac problem, i'll be trying this out

[@RickTheSpud]

Nah, driving a car from 97 is prob the cause! 😂 Let me know if one works... 👊

[@marcjhandley]

£6:17 Amazon prime just ordered one, think that price is only for a ltd time has its prime day, thanks again good informed video

[@RickTheSpud]

Thank you mate. It worked for me. Hope it works for you... 👊 Don't forget to subscribe! 😉👌

[@marcjhandley]

Subbed 👍

[@RickTheSpud]

@@marcjhandley Thanks Marc! 👊

[@singh5603]

Can it remove moisture if ran water get in car seats??

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah, but not if water keeps getting in. You've got to stop the water ingress first... 👊😉

[@dmahn90]

How long do these bags last before they need bining?

[@RickTheSpud]

Not sure, had mine since this video and it's still going strong! 💪😉

[@damo6975]

Glad to hear it worked for you bought two don't work all that happens is a tiny circle on the windscreen after a day or two 👎👎

[@RickTheSpud]

Got to give it a few days, plus check for wet carpets and water getting in. It will soak up moisture in the car not water. 👊

[@paulchapman6826]

Just made my Amazon order, as the rear screen on the Bimmer suffers. 👍

[@RickTheSpud]

Ah mega, let me know if it works, hope you have the same success. 👌

[@nemecsek69]

Just bought it after your suggestion. If it doesn't work I will ask you for a refound 😉

[@RickTheSpud]

😜😂 If it doesn't work you've got water leaking in from somewhere. 😉

[@batyanko8283]

It's this supposed to work with air circulation switched to circulate inside? I usually keep it to outside air. And my car is as old as yours, so kinda doubtful if that button even does anything

[@RickTheSpud]

This works when you're parked up, takes 2 or 3 days to notice any difference. Make sure you haven't got water leaking in and wet carpets as it's only for moisture not water. 👊

[@JohnM...]

What about a normal small windowsill house dehumidifier?

[@RickTheSpud]

Reusable ones? Only seen the ones with beads in for the house, when they're full you throw them away, and when they're half full they fall over in the car when you start driving and let the water out.

[@captaingorgeous685]

Does leather seats in a car make a difference,I have a 2010 Astra and there looks like blue Mold on the dash and round the gear stick. I have just bought a 2013 Volvo also with leather seats and noticed last night all moisture on the back window,my heart sank,I was thinking of getting wind deflectors but someone said they are very noisy when driving,so I could leave the windows slightly open. Or is it because I live in a very damp area,even my house has damp, I live by a brook.

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah maybe. Wouldn't think leather would make any difference. 🤷‍♂️

[@wernervangorp8036]

Planning to buy 2 of those, one in front & other one in the back...What I didnt found yet... How many times you can re-use these pads ? Thanks for your advice.

[@RickTheSpud]

Had mine for 3 years, still going! 💪

[@hekasoram]

How willington brand? They seem to be the same filling in it.

[@RickTheSpud]

Not sure... 🤷‍♂️😉

[@aklimamoriom9486]

Hi, please reply.Is one bag enough for a car 5 seater car ?Or 2 bags needed?

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah 1 bag will be fine. 2 will be faster and longer lasting. 👊

[@aklimamoriom9486]

@@RickTheSpud Thank you

[@matthewmaynard4092]

Just ordered a couple looking forward to seeing how they do

[@RickTheSpud]

Cool bro. They've sorted my car out, hopefully they do you proud... 😉👌

[@YootubeUK]

Thankyou for the tip, I'm off to Eurocar parts as I've one close.

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah do it, they're good! This was a couple of years ago, so if they haven't got them now, there's a link in the description... 👊

[@YootubeUK]

@@RickTheSpud Got one, it's on the dash! I've other cars so if I'm happy with it I'll get more. :)

[@RickTheSpud]

Ace! Yeah give it a few days and as long as water isn't leaking in from somewhere then you should be good. 👊

[@YootubeUK]

@@RickTheSpud Then it's aquavac time. It should have dried out by May!

[@RickTheSpud]

😂👌

[@dimuborgir1987]

also remove water drops inside of wildshild?

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah wipe away any visible water first, that will help speed the process up... 👊

[@midge225]

Ive had one of these on my dash for about 2 months now and it has not worked at all , the screen is misted up for a good 4 mins before the air con and heated screen totaly clears it but next mirning its back again

[@RickTheSpud]

Have you dried it out so the dot is blue again? If so you must have water coming in from somewhere else. Check under the carpets in the footwells, under the seats and in the boot. 👊

[@midge225]

@RickTheSpud yeh its been blue since it was placed on the dash , no door leakage , no wet carpets in any footwells or the boot so im wandering if i should put it in the microwave anyway and try it again , i was recomended this moisture catcher by a mate who swears by it but im not getting anything out of mine , faulty one perhaps

[@RickTheSpud]

If it's stayed blue and you've got moisture then somethings not right. Is it out of the packaging or in a plastic bag? Maybe the colour dot is faulty and it's full but not showing it. Trying microwaving it and see what comes out... 👊

[@Lonely_Goat]

I don't have a microwave. Will the rad do it?

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah I guess so, just take longer... 🤷‍♂️😉

[@vBDKv]

Be careful, never ever let it sit directly on the microwave spinning bowl or whatever you call it. It can crack. Always put a towel between Pingi and a regular plate. The plate may crack, but it's not the end of the world. Also never ever leave it touching the windscreen in your car, it can actually crack the windscreen when its frosty outside.

[@RickTheSpud]

The windscreen thing I'll agree with, but I've never put a towel under it in the microwave. Just chuck it in there. 💪

[@barrythomas9571]

My car gets misted up during the winter weather, it takes ages to demist, will this product help to keep the inside clear during frosty weather.

[@RickTheSpud]

Yep. Exactly that. 👊 Also check for damp carpets and boot too. If so, investigate leaks.

[@barrythomas9571]

@@RickTheSpud will do, thanks for the reply.

[@ys55tas]

Can you leave this in your car whilst driving? Or is it just for overnight

[@RickTheSpud]

Nah leave them in there. I do.

[@ys55tas]

@RickTheSpud okay, that's fine. Because my vw touran mk3 gets steamy a lot.

[@RickTheSpud]

Check for leaks and wet carpets too, rain might be getting in... 👊

[@ys55tas]

@RickTheSpud I'll do that in the morning. Thanks 😊

[@waynerooney6023]

Does this work for frosted windshields?

[@RickTheSpud]

If it's on the inside it should stop the moisture in the first place.

[@waynerooney6023]

Cheers! Might pick one up later today.@@RickTheSpud

[@RickTheSpud]

No worries. Link in the description or on the screen and it should turn up tomorrow. 👌 Don't forget to Subscribe! 👊

[@NextGen9000-v5o]

When you park your car and its frosty outside, open all 4 doors for 1-2 minutes. No more frost inside.

[@TheMackcasper]

I dont have microwave can i use oven?

[@RickTheSpud]

Not sure, you'll have to look on their website. I've left mine on a Rayburn and a radiator and that seems to do the job, just takes longer.

[@kennethhenry6096]

Oven will work as long as it’s lowest heat. Leaving it on a radiator will work. Might take longer to dry it out but it will work. Microwave is just the quickest way to do it I guess but. It the only way

[@RickTheSpud]

Nice one, thanks buddy. 👊

[@emel60]

I found it in ALDI 4,99 only after I paid for it 8£ in ASDA hahaha! It does work. A few might be better than one, but it's better than none.

[@RickTheSpud]

Ah cool, might get another one for my MX5. 😎

[@emel60]

@@RickTheSpud I have a small '00 Matiz, so I bet the pouch will work in the smaller Mazda like a charm!

[@RickTheSpud]

@@emel60 Hope so, it doesn't seem to get damp even being a convertible! 😉👌

[@emel60]

@@RickTheSpud Hehehe good one! I am sure such a car would not be a good thing to have here in Scotland. Unless for the exact 3 days of summer!

[@RickTheSpud]

😂👌

[@huss9629]

How many do you need for a small car?

[@RickTheSpud]

Just one. Check for damp carpets and rain leaks before you start...

[@karel4845]

Do I need one in the front and one in the back, or just one in the whole car? My rearglass heating doesnt work anymore sadly.

[@RickTheSpud]

Just one should do it. I just put it on the dash when I leave the car.

[@kc8181]

Thanks Buddy. Merry Christmas. (Guess what I got lol!

[@RickTheSpud]

Haha, brilliant! Hope it works! 👊😉

[@Noor-kp1yb]

Can I use it in the house for my windows

[@RickTheSpud]

Maybe. There's only so much moisture it can absorb. You prob need an electric dehumidifier.

[@noahg976]

How do you think it would hold up if my car has leaks in the boot, would it just be pointless as the my car is constantly open to condensation ??

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah exactly that. It's only for damp and condensation, it won't suck water up. Google the make of your car and find out the common places they leak. Usually round the rear lights, I took my Civic ones out and put silicone sealant round the foam and put them back. Sorted.

[@emel60]

Fix the initial boot problem. Find out where the fucker leaks by hosing the outside while someone is on the inside looking for a leak. It drove me crazy until I found out where it was.

[@lorikeller73]

What if you dont have a microwave?

[@RickTheSpud]

Dunno, never the other instructions as I do. Oven? Top of a radiator?

[@JackBlack444]

What wattage in the microwave? Thnx for sharing.

[@RickTheSpud]

Hey Jack. Just did mine on flat out. 😉 Think it says on the bag itself... 👊

[@cusoonmyfriend3738]

hi guys do you think this stuff can fight moisture in a parked car ? i got them all over the drive wheel ...

[@RickTheSpud]

Yep. That's what it's for. Make sure the car isn't leaking tho. Check carpets and mats, including the boot.

[@cusoonmyfriend3738]

Hi and thank you for the quick answer Rick.Regards.@@RickTheSpud

[@RickTheSpud]

No worries, hope they work! 👊

[@leinaddf]

Bought this today and hoping it works.

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah it should do, just remember to microwave it properly and get it steaming off if it starts to 'not' work! 👊

[@leinaddf]

@@RickTheSpud It works! It took 3 days on 1st use then after the microwave only 1-2 days. Less condinsation compared before.

[@RickTheSpud]

Ah brilliant! So pleased! 👊 Hit that subscribe button if you haven't!

[@tombarbecue9825]

my windows always get so frosted because of the moisture my windows keep in and it’s annoying so I got 2 of these I hope it works

[@J-B44]

Did it work?

[@tombarbecue9825]

@ To be honest, they didn’t work that well, What worked better for me was buying some cat litter and putting it in 2 socks wrapped together and putting it in my car door and that seemed to keep a lot of moisture out of my car

[@RickTheSpud]

Really? Mine was the opposite, cat litter didn't work so bought these.

[@micksugarbertie2183]

Thank you 😊👍

[@RickTheSpud]

No worries. Hope it helps. 👊

[@damiendenvir7953]

I got two off Amazon not sure if they are totally working or not.

[@RickTheSpud]

It took a few days to work in my car, so check it after a few days and make sure it's not full and microwave if needed. If it's still not drying your car out make sure your car isn't leaking in water.

[@damiendenvir7953]

I have condensation on back window to pingi cushions at it.Hope it removes it but from what I’ve seen they aren’t .

[@RickTheSpud]

@@damiendenvir7953 It will do, leave them there for a few days then microwave them for 6 minutes, let them steam off for a few hours and put them back. Check there's no water under the carpet in the boot.

[@MarkARhodie]

Thanks for this.

[@RickTheSpud]

Link in the description, hope it works! 🙏 Don't forget to Subscribe! 👊

[@la-saint1798]

Does it get rid of the odour too? Has anyone found any results in that aspect.

[@RickTheSpud]

Ooo. Not sure about that. Cut a lemon in half and leave it in there and that should sort it. Works in the fridge! 👊😉

[@incognito7054]

How long does it take for product to work?

[@RickTheSpud]

Watch the vid. 😉 2 or 3 days the first time, then maybe a month.

[@henryhol8538]

Hmmm, maybe I could leave Caffeine and Machine after dark again after all! Will look out for it.

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah man, great little thing. 👌 I microwaved it after 3 days or so, and then about once a month to keep on top of it.

[@StuartSutherland-1]

Caterhams don’t suffer much from condensation! 😀

[@RickTheSpud]

@@StuartSutherland-1 Heated screen on, done! 😎👌

[@Slothdeman]

I have one in the boot of my MG ZR as water leaks in hahaha.

[@RickTheSpud]

Oh no. It won't soak up water tho, only moisture! Get the leak sorted first. Was around the rear light seals on my Civic.

[@Slothdeman]

@Rick The Spud I just put mine in the microwave, and it melted. Silica gel is everywhere .... funking disaster

[@RickTheSpud]

@@Slothdeman Doh! 🤦‍♂️

[@emilzaman9462]

Thanks 😊

[@RickTheSpud]

No worries. 👊

[@daniellantos26]

I noticed since I’ve put two in the car I barely have a thin layer of ice on the exterior. Before I had a very thick layer on my windows.

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah they do take a few days to absorb it up. Make sure you check regularly that they're not full, I microwave mine occasionally anyway. Plus check for leaks in the car and for damp carpets, otherwise you're fighting a losing battle. 👊

[@daniellantos26]

@@RickTheSpud the carpets are ok I checked them before and in the summer I do wash them whit a carpet cleaner. Just to freshen up my old banger. It does the job

[@RickTheSpud]

@@daniellantos26 Ace. Good lad. 👌

[@sunnymane26]

Are these made in China ?

[@RickTheSpud]

Not sure mate. 🤷‍♂️

[@mikeschumacher9715]

In all the videos I have watched, people off tips, tricks, and buying items. NO ONE covers WHAT is causing the problem.

[@RickTheSpud]

And did I? I can't remember! I think I mentioned checking for wet carpets or a wet boot. Could be a number of things. Usually blocked drains or leaking seals, especially around doors or lights.

[@kitesurferlee]

Your breath

[@RickTheSpud]

Not if it steams up over night with no one in it...

[@irishandproud1087]

Hi fella ,I've got one ,I left it in car overnight ,but in the morning it was still blue

[@RickTheSpud]

Yeah it doesn't work that fast bud, give it a few days... 👊

[@seychelles44]

Why don’t you just stick it on top of dash and fry it with heating vent?

[@RickTheSpud]

I guess you could on a long run, although you'd have to have the windows open otherwise you'd be releasing the water back into the car again. Short journeys it wouldn't get hot enough too.

[@seychelles44]

@@RickTheSpud yeah, i suppose that makes sense! Nice one.

[@RickTheSpud]

@@seychelles44 Thanks mate. I hope you're subscribed? 😉

[@1945wittman]

I have one of those things it's completely useless

[@RickTheSpud]

Are you using it properly? Have you got water coming in elsewhere. It's only for moisture not water.

[@timandnatd]

Umm, every time you open the door, the moister all comes back in. Plus, cars are designed to be very leaky with air…I doubt this actually works.

[@RickTheSpud]

100% it works. I had a condensation problem and now I don't. You let in a tiny amount of air when you open the door. If you leave your doors open all day when it's damp you'll let the moisture in. It's long term moisture that builds up in the carpet and seats that give out the moisture.

[@timandnatd]

@@RickTheSpud Not true, You let a ton of air/moister in when you open the door. Also, the entire car is not sealed, moister moves to an area of less moister. Meh, just words.

[@RickTheSpud]

@@timandnatd I'm telling you it works mate. This isn't a sponsored post and I'm not a liar. I had a problem and now I don't. It now fills up every 6 months not every 2 days.

[@garylovell6017]

What is "Moister"? Let me tell you I just bought a similar one of these (Not Pingi) on ebay for £4.99 p&p free and it's the best thing I ever bought for a car. I had constant condensation problems for at least 5 years. The one I bought doesn't even require you to dry it out in a microwave. It just works superbly, I don't know how but I don't care. I have clear windows all around my car all the time now. I just leave it sat on the dashboard and it is doing its' remarkable little job every day. I wish I'd bought it 5 years ago.

[@RickTheSpud]

@@garylovell6017 Ah awesome! Can you remember what it was called?

[@micheldep9262]

onctionne pas PUB mensogère fait N.C.

[@RickTheSpud]

Huh?

[@huss9629]

Do not waste your money this crap does not work

[@RickTheSpud]

2 of my own cars completely dry and all the positive comments on this video say otherwise...

[@Lycansrule]

Or just learn how use car ac

[@RickTheSpud]

And if the car hasn't got it? Or the car doesn't get used all the time and gets damp inside through old door sills?

[@Lycansrule]

@@RickTheSpud that could happen . But using defogging mode gets the job done, and you can drive with a fog free windsheild

[@RickTheSpud]

@@Lycansrule That only recirculates the moisture, and takes ages. This removes it.

[@Lycansrule]

@@RickTheSpud with the correct way to use it, it doesnt take ages, its fast and i like it . But hey, yours work 2, and its very easy to use, am glad youre helping people

[@RickTheSpud]

Cheers. If you've got a damp old car, and it's constantly raining or damp, and you don't have aircon, it won't clear easily. You need one of these to get the moisture out the car. Hence why these products exist. Modern car with aircon, no need.

[@joodznaturelives607]

They don't work 👎

[@RickTheSpud]

Says who? Mine and most people on here disagree. User error maybe?

[@joodznaturelives607]

@@RickTheSpud OK they turn from blue to pink, but the windscreen still has condensation on the inside... Car error? 🤭

[@RickTheSpud]

So it's full. Microwave it and do it again. It's only to get moisture out the car, not water, check for wet carpets.

[@joodznaturelives607]

@RickTheSpud Appreciate the advice 👍

[@Kang-p2c]

I hate videos like this because as soon as the video starts, why talk creators get to the point instead of yapping unnecessary shit

[@RickTheSpud]

The whole video is 3 minutes long! 🖕😂

[@Kang-p2c]

@ out of the 3 minutes lol when do you get to the actual point maybe 1:02? Hey, in your defense, who am I to say anything about your own video. So pardon me sir

[@RickTheSpud]

26 seconds. Go back to Tiktok if you haven't got 3 minutes for a product review. 🖕

[@Dime_Bar]

Just got me one today from euro car spares.

[@RickTheSpud]

Ah ace. I've been really impressed, hope yours does the job. 😎👌