Dry & Dry [1.5 LBS] Premium Pure & Safe White Silica Gel Beads(Industry Standard 3-5 mm) Silica - Rechargeable Silica Beads, Silica Gel, Desiccant Beads

Great for use with Bambu lab ams to keep filament dry. My ams has not gone above 10% humidity.

This has been great. I'm getting into 3d printing and one of the biggest problems is moisture damaging filament. I bought this to use to remove the moisture from the storage container after drying the filament to fight hygroscopic attack. It works great. I printed some spool inserts and poured them in and haven't had any problems with moisture since. Don't make the same mistake that I made. Fill them over a tub. I spilled what sounded to be a few beads but has been growing ever since releasing into the wilds of my house. I think they are breeding around the furniture. Looks like I never have to buy more. lol. If you have ever dealt with the disaster that results from a busted bean bag chair and the hellscape that is cleanup, you'll understand the concept. At least these are useful. All joking aside, I will definitely buy again, probably in a bigger size.

Use this in a DIY filament storage box. Works great and keeps my filament at the right humidity.

The only thing that could have improved this is something to put them in to use them. I used jewelry bags and put them in my car, that smelled when it was humid outside.

Bought this to dry bouquets from my wedding to make shadow boxes for me and my wife. Had to dry in several batches for 2 bouquets, so I wish I had bought a larger package size. Used the microwave method, and my flowers turned out just the way I had hoped.

the title says it all. get a cheap, analog cigar hygrometer. it'll last forever and you won't need the toxic colorings they use, AND you'll get a clear number to how used up it is. these I think can be recharged in a dehydrator.

I keep finding more uses for these granules and now need to buy more. When I ordered 1.5 pounds it seemed like more than I would ever use. However, I was wrong.(amazing? Yes, I thought so also. But being wrong probably will never happen again) When I worked in retail I always saved the little packets that came with products and threw them in my shoes and especially into my boots. But I have since moved to a more humid climate and am finding many more uses. I have several bags in my bathroom, some in my car, in my closets, and when I pack up items for the change of season I throw some in there also. In my extra purses that I am not using at the moment? Yes, for sure.

Used this product to make a dry box for my 3d printing filament. It is working really well.