WHY DampRid For Cars?

[@lindamastropietro4429]

No. Don’t waste your money. The company charges the same, but the product has been changed and it doesn’t work right they don’t last and when it’s time to empty and throw out the bag there’s only about an inch or two of water in the bag instead of four or 5 inches.

[@shadrackwahonya3445]

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[@lindamastropietro4429]

I buy these for my classic car that stored in my garage. It used to work wonderfully, but they have changed the bag now it comes with little tiny balls and they melt so fast that they hardly extract any water out of the interior. They don’t last more than two days.

[@mauriciosandoval4482]

So get it?

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

If you’re storing a car, I’d recommend you do something to control the moisture on the inside. This is what I’ve used in the past with success.

[@lindamastropietro4429]

This is what are used to use also it had a nice fragrance to it and it lasted a very long time and collected a lot of water. To my surprise, I opened up a new box yesterday and it has these tiny little balls inside the top of the bag with no fragrance and by the time those little tiny balls melt only or so water is in the bottom of the bag and then it’s time to throw it outbefore they used to be flakes in the top of the bag and they drew the water in very well and it lasted a long time but believe me it’s not any good anymore