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What membrane has been used to prevent water vapor from passing, but would allow regular air to pass?

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What membrane has been used to prevent water vapor from passing, but would allow regular air to pass?

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A. The common membranes used for gas/air filtration are our hydrophobic Polypropylene and PTFE Membranes. They both inhibit the flow of water vapors (hydrophilic) while allowing regular air molecules (such as oxygen) to pass.

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