Dry & Dry 10 Gram [50 Packets] Silica Gel Packets, Desiccants - Rechargeable Fabric Silica Gel Packs, Silica Gel, Silica Packets, Desiccant Packs for Storage

Bought this to have on hand in case of a cell phone water emergency, works better than rice. Your cell phone can fit right in it easily and you can leave it overnight for 24 hours in it and I swear to God, it’s magic, fixes a phone that has gotten water on it every single time!!!!

This is a Silica Gel product. We have purchased it to protect Stamp and other valuable collections from air humidity. The product absorbes the humidity, resulting in dry air, that is vital to preserve these collections. For us it was a good value for money, as 100 bags of 10 Grams each, had a higher discount rate than lesser quantities. It is also very easy to use. Each small bag is used separately and none used bags can be preserved for future use. In short great quality product.

Great item. Good size. I also got the 5gram but use these more. Pack them with ANYTHING that I want to keep moist free. Any type of clothing, pictures, All metal items including tools, torque wrenches, electronics, guns, ammo, etc. Think about it--- nothing worse than to see RUST on anything!!!!! Good item-- good price

These Dry & Dry silica gel packets work very well for controlling moisture in storage bins, closets, safes, and sealed containers. The 20-gram size is substantial, and they noticeably reduce humidity, helping protect items from dampness, odors, and mildew. I really like that they’re rechargeable—being able to dry them out and reuse them makes them more cost-effective and less wasteful than disposable packets. The fabric material feels durable and well-stitched, and the packets are easy to place wherever needed. The only downside is that recharging takes some time and attention, and the color change indicator isn’t always very obvious. Still, overall performance is excellent, and they do exactly what they’re supposed to do. A solid product that I would definitely buy again.

I am a shoe, boot, sneaker freak. I have hundreds of pairs of footwear. I like to keep them in the original boxes, mostly boots and shoes. Ive been finding white mold on some of my things and a musty smell in others. Some of these i dont wear a lot so they are just sitting in my closet, till i decide to wear them. Ive bought these 2 times before and i needed more to put them in the shoes boxes i missed. I also like to put these in drawers with clothes or anything really. My home is on the damp side, i have lots of trees around. I think these help with the dampness. I also like this company. The packets are sturdy and filled right up. Others i have tried are not as sturdy, they probably work the same. If you've been finding your shoes,like some of mine, with white stuff or a musty smell, try these. You have to get that all off your shoes and clean the inside with a wipe or something similar. They have to be in good shape, these wont get rid of the smell or white mold thats already there, im hoping they keep it from returning. I have thousands of dollars invested in footwear, id like all of them to be ready to wear when i want to. Hope this story helps someone. So far im recommending these.

Dry & Dry gel packets are pretty-much the standard "go-to" for storing just about any kind of item that can be damaged by moisture. Perfect for storing camera gear, ammo, electronics, hunting/fishing gear, auto parts - just about anything you want to store and don't want to rust or corrode. Packets are available in different size/weight configurations, and the manufacturer has charts available to match the size of your storage container with the size of the packet(s) you should use for best protection. Obviously air-tight containers are preferred, but the packets will work in other uses - they'll just need to be recharged or replaced more often. However, even in air-tight containers they'll need to be checked and recharged or replaced from time to time.

Works as advertised

Works as expected last a long time

We're using these silica gel packets between window plastic and window panes to collect possible water vapour and prevent condensation of water between the two layers during the winter. They seem to work very well. For smaller windows, 1-2 packets is usually fine; for larger windows, 2-3 packets might be better. Also, if you have sliding windows or doors, you might want to have packets in each section of the window if the air pockets don't connect well between the two sections. Performance will also depend on how well your windows seal, and if you've managed to make your window plastic seal well, and how humid your indoor air is. If there are wrinkles in the plastic at the tape line, there will be a way for water vapour to get in and condense on your window. If you're running a humidifier over the winter, I'd suggest doing your installations before you start humidifying. If you notice that you eventually get condensation, it will be time to recharge the beads (see instructions). I would guess that you will get at least a winter's worth of time from these packets, without having to recharge them. I've used similar ones in previous years, and they were still going strong after a year. Again, performance will also depend on how good a seal you have, and how moist your air was when you installed them. I only gave 3 points for "sheerness" because you can sort of see through the material if the packets are backlit, but the packets are not really see-through. It doesn't really matter though, because these silica beads are not coloured and don't change colour over time. Note that these silica gel packets are not meant for use with food. For food-grade packets, see the wisedry packets: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01MPYB16J/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1.

My friend likes it, that's why the re-order.

Some of the best silica you can buy.

These little packets work very well. This is my second time purchasing. I use in anything that is stored as I live in the woods and there can be a lot of dampness when storing items.

good quality