Concrobium 7453276 Moisture Grabbers Humidity Absorbing Pouch, 27.6 oz

These work very well, I use them in my motorcycle saddle bags and trunk, No more moldy surprises. Also a good idea for gun cases too, A+++

J’utilise chaque année pour l’intérieur de ma Mustang lors du remisage en hiver! Format pratique! Prix raisonnable!

error on your add it says 6 pack but only 3 pack

So far this seems to be working. I have this very large one placed in a pantry in the kitchen. That pantry holds all my dry goods and spices. I was tired of having the spices clump together in a rock-hard mass and having bread mold really fast. I have smaller ones of these bags in my bathroom pantry where I keep cleaning items and my laundry basket. I can tell more easily that that is working because it's not as dank after just a few days.I'm in Northern Iowa - where the summers are extremely humid. I can collect at least 6 cups of moisture from my dehumidifier every 30 hours or so.I like that these are priced well and that they can (hopefully) be "re-charged" as is claimed. The one frustration is that they must be laid out pretty flat.

I could not find these locally, so had to order them. They work! They are easy to use! When they have fulfilled their purpose, they form into a gel. So, there is no liquid mess to deal with. You just toss it in the trash. There is no odor! Another brand touts a "fresh smell" that is very unappealing to me. Concrobium is a very good brand, and I highly recommend it. I used an XL one of these in a crawl space, and I could tell that it was doing what it was supposed to be doing, drawing moisture out of the air. I set it in one of those inexpensive, disposable, baking tins so it wouldn't be on the ground, and let it do it's thing. Mine did not last as long as I thought it would, but it all depends on where you put it.