Refillable Moisture Absorber Bucket with Dehumidifier Refill Pack Moisture

I live in an apartment in Spartanburg SC. May and to mid-October, weather becomes increasingly hot and humid. Air conditioning and fans help, but do not combat moisture in the air. I began using these bags last summer and they work well. They are easy to use. My hack: I suspend 2 plastic clothes hangers from each other, length-wise, then from a shower hook. The bag is hooked on last, and the entire contraption is suspended so that any drips would go in a bucket (some reviewers have reported leaks). BTW, I've probably used 30+ of these and no leaks. I set a reminder on my phone to check them periodically for changing. When full, I take into bathroom, suspend slightly into commode, using scissors make cuts (no pieces into commode, just snips for drainage), rinse any late drippings in the sink, and place in a plastic bag for trash. Crystalization (occasionally in bottom) can be flushed into the toilet as well. (I checked this with the company.) Last but not least: Be cautious when removing the activity bag from the protective bag it comes in. You could nick it with the scissors. You know what happens then, right? :-) I know. Apologies for TMI. I just figured my how-to's might help someone else.

I’m using these in my closet. They are the same as the more expensive brands on Amazon. I kept the blue and clear snap plastic container for them to drip into. They have no smell or odor. They work good. I already have half inch of water in the container.

Don't ask me how I know this.

It really work but don't spill water leaves oily residue

Would have liked to have a dehumidifier in my closet, but I don’t have an outlet to plug it in. I bought this to keep my clothes from getting damp & musty, figuring if it worked on a boat, it would work in my walk-in closet. I’m amazed by the amount of moisture it draws. I would definitely recommend for small spaces.

I love these. I ordered two more boxes.

Really great refill

I use this in my keezer to keep the frost on the interior walls down. They do a decent job, better than the Damp rid ones I've used in the past.