jtsk

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I hope this is a good place to post this. If not I am sorry. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up about a nice little product I discovered. For those who might have projects in the works that are going to be sitting for a while, you know mildew and moisture in the interior can be an issue, especially if you don't own a garage. I know you can buy bags of desiccant to put in the car, but your local Dollar General sells something that works just as good. It is called Damp Rid, and cost $2.00 for a container that will last approx 45 days or so. This stuff sucks the moisture from the air and collects it in a receptacle in the bottom of the container. Once it's full, simply toss and put another one in. Pretty inexpensive way to keep mildew and moisture under control.

evilemokid94

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any pictures???

jtsk

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sure, here is a link to a couple of pics. my finger is indicating the approximate level of water in the bottom of the container.

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eseibel67

Damp Rid is a great product. They even make a version that's in a disposable bag with a hook that you can hook onto the rear view mirror.

mantaguy

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you can get them at K Mart to,I use them in the basement.

89RS_82Z

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yea damp rid works great on anything that sits for awhile, i use it in the maro too since it sits more than its drove, works great in rv's, sheds, and storage rooms