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[@FrederickDunn]

The very best silica pack demonstration and explanation I've found anywhere on KZbin. Thank you! Answers to questions I didn't even have as well as answering the ones I came here for. :)

[@phoebesparrowwagner5448]

As soon as you explained adsorption I was hooked into watching and liking. So many do not care about such nuances but I love them and the other tidbits you offered as well. Now if only someone would do a video that oh so casually explained “in passing” to people the difference between processes of inductive reasoning versus deductive!

[@katschrodinger954]

I would totally watch that video!

[@anthonyhaycox1561]

Hi there, I’m from England, and have recently been inspired to save silver coins - mainly those attributed to the many monarchs of England. I got the bug to do this after purchasing a silver sixpence from the reign of Elizabeth 1, which was a present to my wife on our recent Silver Wedding Anniversary. Anyway, I intend to store my collection in a natural wooden coin box, featuring trays for 90 coins. I will be using silica gels to protect my growing collection, so this video was just what I needed to learn about a topic which I previously knew very little about. I think you did a brilliant job of letting me know all I really need to know about silica gels, yet did it in a no-nonsense, entertaining manner - so many thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@CleverCoin1]

One of my favorite channels, you're always dropping great knowledge! Thanks!

[@SouthsideStacker]

Thanks Clever! Much appreciated. Thanks for supporting my IG too!

[@jhowardsupporter]

Also the worlds first black man to use scales to weigh silica gel. The brand is GDDEALER tho so at least he know's his heritage. Double digits too what can I say black people are precise. Looks like it has a light too so you can weigh up at night good for the younger blacks, obviously the older ones they weighing up keys you aint doin that in the back of a car. They also weigh up money, when they get a million dollars or a couple hundred thousand they don't count it they weigh it, they work out the weight of one rubber band calculate how many rubber bands and the weight of the bag and then they weigh it, none of that scarface money counter remember that scene where they are there for hours on end with the money counter?

[@JulianBullion]

These are extremely important to your stack! Excellent video!

[@SouthsideStacker]

Thanks Julian! and yes they are. My home is humid

[@thomaswilliams1542]

It’s that snap crackle pop made with rice crispy cereal 😊

[@KathysFinancialSmarts]

Thanks for making this video and such great explanations. I'm trying to find out if the microwave method will work equally as well, but faster.

[@EvaderGuy]

No shame using the calc!! LOL. Good info, thanks.

[@YankeeStacking]

I actually stuff the tiny silica gel packs inside the top of my tubes! Thanks!! Great tips!!👌

[@SouthsideStacker]

Exactly! The same place where people tend to stuff foam could definitely benefit from silica gels instead. Good man, Yankee! Good man!

[@YankeeStacking]

Southside Stacker ❤️ the microwave idea. Brilliant! 👌

[@SouthsideStacker]

I tried the microwave once but I like the oven best because of the sheer amount of packets I recharge at one time. I'm basically cooking a turkey lol

[@YankeeStacking]

Southside Stacker DOH!! I meant oven. 🤪

[@sadsayeed]

Good video... Thanks!! Although, is running oven for a 200 deg F temperature for a long 2 hours. every time you recharge... is it at all cost-effective in terms of electricity / energy consumption for doing it?!

[@mrdavman13]

They last for a year or longer

[@WS-bk7uu]

Great video and explanation! I use them in my acoustic guitar as it's normally never below 65% humidity here in South East Asia.

[@shanksre6186]

Thank you from the UK.

[@shiro98_ch71]

one question, if I stored lots of packs, will they stay functional for a long time? is sealing them enough to avoid them absorbing humidity before even I purposefully used them?

[@Doogleraia]

An alternative to it might be, you can get one of the filament dryers meant for 3D printing filament drying, and put the bags in there at 155-160F/70C for 2-3 hours, alternatively food dehydrators in theory do the exact same (just make sure to not put them directly on heating elements in either case lol)

[@Dr.G]

That's crazy... I didn't know any of that about those silica gels. Very cool. And dry.....:)

[@SouthsideStacker]

hahaha "and dry..." Yeah I learned a couple things right before (and during) the video lol

[@DMAneoth]

Or you can make your own gel packets. Items needed: a bag of cat litter: the kind with a single ingredient - silica gel (of course) do not use any other type. Knife teaspoon Cutting board a small bag of coffee filters stapler with staples. 1) lay a filter flat open on a cutting board and cut in half 2) put a teaspoon or so of silica gel in one of the half filters 3) fold the half filter, gently shake the silica down. Fold again and gently shake: repeat until the filter is well folded and then just staple up the open end. Done.... No oven needed No reason to weigh it No water testing needed But you can always ask your cat 🐈 if the cat litter (silica) will be of any use for soaking up liquids...

[@twix4487]

my man they cost like $.12 each

[@raulthepig5821]

I tried that with coffee filters. Then I switched to tea bags. Cleaner, no staples. I tried the ones that fold over and ones with draw strings. I did not like the draw strings so I simply glued the bags closed. Neat and clean.

[@mygripe]

First time dehydrating..your video was very informative.

[@tam6051]

recharge Silica packes using laundry dryer, heat up in high level for 10 minutes, leave it for hour with open hatch cover. Then start putting the packes in the dryer and run it for 1 - 2 or 3 hours depends. I've never liked putting chemicals in food oven

[@jaredevildog6343]

That was a great video ! Very helpful. Thank you ! 👍

[@brooke8248]

Thank you for this video ! Even better that you are hilarious my dude

[@BaghaShams]

Thanks for your thorough video! Quick question: 200 degrees C or F?

[@aznmarty256]

200 F. 200 C too high

[@stackymetals6866]

Nice content and very thorough.

[@SterremanWillie]

It is quite annoying when people quote temperatures in degrees without giving the units. Anyway, I found the following on Wikipedia: "Once saturated with water, the gel can be regenerated by heating it to 120 °C (250 °F) for 1-2 hours. Some types of silica gel will "pop" when exposed to enough water. This is caused by breakage of the silica spheres when contacting the water." So this answered my fort question (you must have used Fahrenheit), but the "popping" was interesting since it also explains your "water" test - suggesting you are actually destroying the silica gel if you drop in in water (a senseless test anyway, since then it is wet anyway).

[@tacticalsavage]

May be it is about testing a group of silica gels by sacrificing only one of them.

[@larryschultz8523]

Good explanation. Thanks for all the clarity

[@tommyzemich5412]

The calculator part results in a like. 😂

[@bmzaron713]

Thank you so much for making this video.. You covered a lot of cool stuff!

[@liquidribs]

Does it also work if I store my gels in a powered dry cab?

[@cainbeeping8480]

Mine are orange to green. I bake mine off in a toaster oven. Good video brother thanks for sharing

[@SouthsideStacker]

Yeah you have the cooler ones!

[@phototristan]

What's a good cloth to use on silver coins to remove tarnish?

[@swannydeehosinpepper9655]

After Drying in the oven, does the weight change back to where they were when they were new ??

[@CashAndCoinsYT]

Loved the calculator!

[@corbenmatthews9890]

I'm not here to learn about silver, I just wanna know how to reset these things so I can dry out some 🍄🍄😁

[@jordruss8621]

Same bro got like 6 of em, might only be a buck for 20 but fuck that.

[@bfromolivehurstcareppininf4084]

And to keep my g of dmt humidity free while in my safe. (Not even sure if that’s necessary but $200 a gram. I ain’t risking it lol. wHy ArEnT yOu SmOkInG iT? Because mfs I’m waiting for one of my friends to quit being pussies and do it with me. I don’t wanna do it by myself. Never tried it. Lmao. S/o rogan🤣

[@mrdavman13]

@@bfromolivehurstcareppininf4084 damn bro you’re getting ripped off for dmt. I get it for 60-80/g

[@hecatommyriagon655]

If you put them in water to check if they are saturated ... Well if they weren't, they sure WILL be. smh

[@Thor_Midori]

Exactly

[@spin6668]

Very funny and informative video dude. Mind me asking what weight scales you use? Along with any reccomendations for gels to use?

[@SilverDragons47]

great video my friend! thanks for the share!! 🔥🐉

[@SouthsideStacker]

Thanks BagginsDragons

[@ronmaren4135]

In the town where I live I couldn't find silica gels to buy. Can I use one of my son's diaper? Is the thing inside diapers same like silica gel?

[@Christine-777]

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[@scottk7613]

How long are they good for, after you put them in the oven for two hrs? Can I leave them in a plastic bag, for a year?

[@laurentv1690]

merci beaucoup pour ta vidéo,j'ai tout compris même si je comprend mal l'anglais. merci ,bisous

[@daleval2182]

Good job

[@seanflixstudios]

Fun clip at the end! Love this informative video keep up :D

[@ChrisCollectsHaunters]

And for the microwave?? What are the conditions/ instructions on those

[@romankulesza7256]

Hi , thanks for good video but temperature is in 200 F or 200 C degrees . Thanks

[@siddharthmakwan]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silica_gel wiki says 120'C or 250'F so this guy is talking in Fahrenheit

[@markylon]

He's American and they're like in the 18th century so it must be F

[@dinodon1]

How abut drying with Microwave?

[@sempertard]

If I dry it correctly, can I eat it?

[@FelipeRio]

200 C or F, got me stranded there =)

[@fordman32508]

5:20 and save yourself the time

[@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected]

200 degrees F or C?

[@andersonentwistle]

You can also use a hydrometer to determine humidity. Powered by a watch battery. Accuracy probably +-5%.

[@RandoPandaSmiles]

5:18 How to recharge Silica Gels

[@canadiannavy9229]

What’s the brand of these?

[@thomaswilliams1542]

Can you put the Silica Gel in a Dehydrator machine?

[@nowonmetube]

200 Degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius?

[@midohamada6007]

please regarding oven temperature do you mean 200 degrees fahrenheit or celsius

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

Fahrenheit

[@Suzy-nq2yc]

Wow! Thanks. New Sub here!

[@silvermagpie2451]

Great knowledge my friend👏thank you for sharing,SM👍

[@SouthsideStacker]

Thanks SM!

[@vintageheartsxoxo]

Followed this to a T and it didn't work that well at all, maybe the heat is too low at 200 degrees F. I read you can just leave them in the sun for 24 hrs, which is easier, doesn't use electricity and doesn't heat up my house during the summer! Alternatively, I am going to try to make my own silica packets using crystal cat litter.

[@khalaf7299]

do you know how to prepared a Silica Gel with Density 1.050 ?

[@iluvsinging2]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@cheryl-annegoh5278]

Is that 200 degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit pls?

[@RaffyMaBoi]

F, you dont want them hot, just enough to boil water. Americans dont use C

[@Randomdude-i8x]

3:33 what the crackling sound means is that the sillica packet is dry (staring at the sillica packet under water)

[@RHill79]

Thanks man appreciate it

[@SeaPro360]

The packet absorbs water regardless if the gel adsorbs or absorbs.

[@AlmostBipedal]

Celsius or Fahrenheit?

[@danieldibiaso9342]

Where can I get one of those humidity indicator gauges?

[@SilverLimey79]

Interesting.... thanks

[@ocpfsl-ghana6900]

Thanjk you

[@qfrank76]

how come the obliterated packet's crystals weren't yellow/different colour?

[@AntPDC]

Love the humour!

[@Pipe-Layer]

Thank you 👍🏼

[@Chewligan1]

This is great info - never new it was adsorb ???.... and that last bit sniffle dam onions !!!

[@YankeeStacking]

R I P. 😢

[@SouthsideStacker]

#ClearLivesMatter

[@kevinehrlich6988]

So how important are silica gels really? I only have 5 silver eagles that are exposed to air.

[@SouthsideStacker]

For coins, they are very important (with capsules or tubes), you want as little contamination as possible to be able to display them and hold their premium. For bullion, not as important because you'll most likely always get close to spot for them in any condition. The cool thing is, silver eagles are "bullion coins" so you can keep them in open air or store them as a collectible because they fall in both categories. But I would advise to keep your bullion stored with the same importance as high premium coins because you never know how "value" will be assessed in the future. One example is the JM bars (Johnson Matthey). Now that the company no longer exists, the JM bars kept in better condition might be considered more valuable in the future.

[@kevinehrlich6988]

Thanks!

[@ectorramos2539]

200 f im giessing right

[@adt4624]

Thanks for the video but i don't have an oven can i use a microwave and would it be safe?

[@kowanut1]

3:29 I now have a better understanding of Rice Krispies (I think).

[@alexcoinrollhunter6836]

Nice

[@saigopeshrayudumellamputi9985]

How much heat is required to recharge silica gels

[@AntPDC]

Watch the video. BTW, he's using Fahrenheit, not Celsius!

[@markylon]

EASY ANSWER don't waste your life: Pre-Heat Oven to 200 deg I assume F as he's American and backwards. Put foil on a tray and put the packs on the foil on the tray place in the oven for 2 hours, let them cool.

[@SilverHusky12]

That last 10 seconds got me.... that was awesome

[@CamiloSoto]

200º F ?

[@yannhuang6996]

200 degree for 2 hours, get it!

[@chupacabra1765]

this video is just too long winded. It's how to recharge them. not all the ancillary nonsense.

[@andersonentwistle]

*place in water* as you can see, it's dry

[@nateb4543]

Thought you were gonna put in water and say "yep, saturated"

[@keymaster2108]

I found it only holds 10.88 % water not 40%

[@MotivationAdonis]

Put mine in the microwave for 5mins burnt the gels and broke my cup :(

[@RagingBubuli]

Or just use an Automatic Drybox

[@InsertGenericNameHere]

skip to 5:19 for directions on how to recharge.

[@phantomp3040]

Why not just Microwave it ?

[@SignedSign]

when a american says 200 degrees.. do ya mean farenheit or celsius.. ya gotta define that or it has no meaning

[@13MISTER13]

Tx! Nice! -And helpful. 👍👍

[@freexky]

2:58 thanks for the most stupid test ever lololololol

[@kennethkustren9381]

YOUR SILVER IS A WASTE OF STACKING. YOU ARE STACKING LIES AND PLUNDERS. TRY DIY COLLOIDAL SILVER. THE GOLD, AND THE SILVER, ARE HIS. BUT... You can use them.

[@ynte8114]

200 degrees means? C or F ?

[@RaffyMaBoi]

F