Dry & Dry [7.5 LBS] Blue Indicating Silica Gel Beads(Industry Standard 3-5 mm) - Reusable Desiccant Beads Silica Beads(Blue to Pink)

I recently purchased the Dry & Dry (1 Gallon) Premium Silica Gel, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance! This product has exceeded my expectations in every way. Firstly, the packaging is fantastic. The gallon-sized container is sturdy, easy to open, and reseals perfectly to keep the silica gel fresh and effective. The included scooping tool is a nice touch, making it easy to dispense the right amount. As for the product itself, the silica gel beads are high quality and highly effective at absorbing moisture. I use them in various places around my home, including my closets, storage bins, and even my camera bag. Since I started using Dry & Dry, I've noticed a significant reduction in humidity and no signs of mold or mildew. What I love most is the color-changing indicator beads. They turn from orange to dark green when it's time to recharge the silica gel, so there's no guessing involved. This feature is incredibly convenient and ensures that the product is always working at its best. Overall, I highly recommend the Dry & Dry Premium Silica Gel. It's an excellent investment for anyone looking to protect their belongings from moisture damage. The large quantity, effectiveness, and thoughtful design make it a top-notch product. I'll definitely be purchasing this again!

Great Product. Exactly as expected. The color change is an accurate indicator for you to dehydrate the beads. I have recharged numerous times with no loos of effectiveness.

Work as expected and I love that they’re reusable. Easy to microwave or bake and use over and over again. Great size for the price. If you want to dry flowers and keep their shape give these a try.

I have bought 2 of these in the last couple of years because of how well it works. recharging them in an oven @ 220* for about 1.5 to 2 hours, good to go!

I bought this a year ago to use with 3D filaments. I used about half of the container in various filament boxes. When I first put the silica in, humidity showed at 10%. Over the year, it went up to 36% and the silica turned light purple. To reactivate, I followed the instructions and put it in the oven at 250F for 2 hours. The color turned back to dark blue. However, in the containers that I refilled from the original jar, humidity went back to 10%. In the ones I refilled with the reactivated silica, it only went down to 26%.

I use silica gel beads for a BUNCH of different projects. Basically its use case boils down to this: 1) is this item something that I don't want to ever get wet from ambient humidity? 2) is this item currently wet but I need it to be dry and can't use normal drying methods? If the answer is yes to either of those, using silica gel beads is a good idea. If I'm putting books, comics, or cards in long term storage, for example, I throw a few packets for beads into a plastic tub, put the items in there and do my best to seal up the tub. Same goes for electronics, ammo, weapons, dry foods, etc. Best part is it's reusable! Over time it will pull moisture out of the air and change colors. After that you just bake it for a bit to dry it out, and it's good to go!

Good product

Great product. Why did they change to large mouth container. Use for filament drying and had spouts and funnels made for original packaging