....had the gel in the box for about 6 days......once the powder goes from blue to pink it needs to be put in a shallow pan and placed in the oven for a couple hours...I place the gel in a see through container so I can see how much blue is left........def more work than a dehumidifier but a lot less money......One thing.....if the box is not fully enclosed ( other than intake and exhaust) the gel won't last as long (it will be taking the moisture from the entire room).....hope people have good luck with this.....it's nice to be able to add to this site....oh by the way found this the other day.....

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It's called the Dream Baby Dehumidifying Dry Egg.....it's $20 and can be found at babies R us......just put it in the box....it turns pink....then put in microwave on med heat for 10min....then put back in box.....

This hobby is quickly becoming an obsession......
fireman25 Reviewed by fireman25 on . $7 dehumidifier I am growing a single plant in a cabinet and couldn't seem to get the humidity below 70%......I didn't want to spend $120+ on a dehumidifier.....So I just put a cup of silica gel (used for drying flowers) in the corner of the cabinet. Now the humidity stays between 45% and 55% at all times......Not sure if everyone already knew this but I just figured it out and thought I'd share....... Rating: 5