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Why are there often little paper packets marked Silica Gel in boxes of new shoes?

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Why are there often little paper packets marked Silica Gel in boxes of new shoes?

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silica gel is an absorbent and will absorb all moisture so when your shoes spend six months on the shelf there will be no mould or such on the leather when you open the box,try leaving an old wet pair in a box and see what you get!

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The silica gel is to absorb moisture from the shoes and the areas where they are stored. This keeps items such as shoes or purses or anything where moisture could cause “damage” to the product. This also helps companies to keep their products appealing to their customers so that they will want to purchase their product. The average customer would not want to purchase something that has a musty smell to it like it has been stored in an old attic for years and years.

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Silica is renowned for absorbing moisture these packets are placed in shoe boxes to protect the shoes from any moisture that may be peasant in the box.

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