Does anyone use these? I just popped over to Halfrauds to get a couple but was told they don't sell them. I suspect the likes of B&Q will sell something similar albeit not necessarily suitable for vehicles.

No. They only really work in small confined areas. You'd have to fill your garage or interior to make any use of them.

You will need an electric dehumidifier I have one in my garage and can highly recommend them. They cost about 80 pounds for a big one but I got mine for 20 at an auction so they can be bought cheaper second hand. Had mine three years now.

Does anyone use these? I just popped over to Halfrauds to get a couple but was told they don't sell them. I suspect the likes of B&Q will sell something similar albeit not necessarily suitable for vehicles.

 

Halfords do sell them buddy. Here you go.

 

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_169605_langId_-1_categoryId_165599

 

Daffy.

just use a plate with aload of salt on it

I use them, get mine in homebase, i have 1 in my slicktop and 2 in my landrover, the largest size they do, fills a tray every week or so. Doesnt work to well when it gets very cold out

ok thanks for the feedback guys - I'll probably buy a couple of those Halfords ones being only a fiver each.

I have got some. with beads in them, when there full they turn pink. then you pop them in the microwave for one min and they turn back to blue :)

well the old girl's all tucked up for the winter - I got two of those Halfords ones and put one in the front and one in the rear. time to start saving up for a couple of projects next year. :)

I got some industrial sized ones when we had a new laser delivered at work. I'm sure they could soak up a river If I got to close..

I've just dug the Z out to start her up and see how she goes (very well after being off the road for about 5 months) and noticed the dehumidifier boxes now look like this:

 

 

not bad for a fiver each! :thumbup: