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Why do the Dri-Z-Air&#153 crystals get hard?

April 26, 2017crystals dri-z-air™ hard

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Why do the Dri-Z-Air&#153 crystals get hard?

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The Dri-Z-Air&#153 crystals are calcium chloride, which is a non-toxic inorganic salt product. As with table salt, when they collect moisture, they harden. Dri-Z-Air&#153 crystals are like a moisture-absorbing-magnet as it pulls the moisture from the air. When the crystals have grabbed all the moisture they can hold, the liquid will begin filling the bottom of the unit and the crystals will dissolve.