What is a Humidity Absorber?
No one likes when lingering moisture causes mildew, mold, or encourages musty odors. A humidity absorber is a chemical, usually enclosed in a packet or bucket, which can be placed indoors to lower humidity. It reduces the water vapor in the air by turning a crystallized substance into a liquid gel that permanently traps water molecules. Many rooms in a house, vehicle, or business would benefit from the improvement in dampness due to a humidity absorber. A humidity absorber placed in a damp or humid area will prevent mold from forming on books, furniture, or other household items. Mold can be damaging to objects, but also dangerous to sufferers of allergies or asthma. Some places appropriate for a humidity absorber are in cars, boats, recreational vehicles, underneath sinks, couches, or in closets, lockers, or cabinets. Even if your home has a central dehumidifier appliance, these enclosed spaces often do not have enough air circulation for it to be effective. Most types of humidity abs
