DampRid Moisture Absorber Drop-In Tablet Refill Pack, Fresh Scent, 15.8 oz., 4 Pack, Attract and Trap Excess Moisture and Eliminate Musty Odors for Cleaner, Fresher Air

I went to my closet one day to discover that my shoes, nearly all of them, were covered in mold.You have no idea how quickly I started looking for a solution.I purchased these hoping they would keep this from happening again. Well, they have.It was a lot of work cleaning those shoes, but well worth protecting them.It's easy to monitor the amount of moisture being removed, and it's a breeze to use.

Perfect solution in my full bath that has no window and is used daily by 4 people. On days where the air conditioning and/or heat isn't running and the vent fan cannot run long enough to rid the shower moisture, Damp Rid disks are the next best thing. I even have the device sitting on the floor behind the toilet out of sight and it still works great at taking moisture out of the air. One disk generally lasts me 2 -3 weeks. Prefer the gain scented ones, but they are not easy to find.

Great refills and amazed at how it pulls the moisture in the room.

Okay, so this stuff works. I initially purchased these to use around a litter box in order to control odor. It works exceptionally well at that. I know that's not their intended use, but controlling moisture helps control odor. I decided to try them in the closet to see if they could help control that musty odor on clothes that have been hanging for a while. And it worked, although not as well.I had one on the floor and one on the top shelf. One day, the one on the shelf decided it wanted to go on a little adventure and took a flying leap, splattering the weird liquid on the walls, clothes, shoes and floor. I believe this stuff is alive, possibly some sort of gelatinous, alien life form. It does not want to be captured by rags or towels. It simply slips around in front of everything you try to clean it up with. And it's slick as, well you know what. I tried Mean Green, Windex, toilet cleaners, everything under the sink. Nothing worked. It fought it all off and just kept spreading into an ever larger oily slick. Not even Dawn would touch this stuff.Eventually, I tried plain old rubbing alcohol and it worked. Holy shhhh, it worked. But I didn't have enough and the smell was strong. I found some vinegar and that worked as well. Eventually, I wiped most of it up with vinegar and then high sprayed it with alcohol and let that evaporate. So far, it seems to have worked. However, I'm out of rags and towels and paper towels. My boots seem to be okay, I've cleaned them with saddle soap and will treat them with mink oil when they dry. The clothes all washed okay as well.In the end, the product does what it says. The Fresh scent is very odd and strong, but that worked for me. It might not for you. If you're not looking for a scent, I think you would be better off using the old school Damp Rid hanging bags or the plastic tubs with foil on top. Those would all be safer in terms of spills and much cheaper.

Works great, not as humid and absorbs well. Last pretty long depending on how humid it is.

These things work! I have two in the closet, one in the bedroom, one in the bathroom and they really do work at collecting moisture.

These are a must-have in a damp environment, helping to reduce musty smells and potential mold growth.

Works fantastic