Are these good for inside bathroom cabinets to keep the moisture away?
1026661
Dry packs like this are made and only good for enclosed things of small size like a box or container that is more or less sealed. A bathroom cabinet is not an enclosed space as the door does not seal. Therefore, it would be exposed to moisture where a few of these would not do much to counter-act it; it would take a lot of them which is not practical.
1026662
I would not think so. They are small and it wouldn't be the right application for them.
1026663
I would think they would get saturated almost immediately. These work best in sealed environments.
447443
Yes they will stick to the wall, and no they won't provide decent light for anything. Sorry, don't know about moisture - Just know they are a waste of moneyif you are looking for light.
486982
They work well in a wooden cabinet and are really great. They were not made for a metal cabinet. I hope this helps.
779272
I didn't use mine in a bathroom so I can't really say. They are beautiful and adhere quite easily though.
1848527
Yes, they should be fine. The RC6s are moisture-resistant allowing for safe use in bathrooms, kitchens, saunas, and under outdoor eaves. I don't know what you winters are like so extreme cold might cause problems. We have one in each bathroom.
1625979
Sorry! Can't answer that question. My safe sits in my office and isn't threatened by moisture at all.
2113644
I keep mine in a cabinet. As long as it's dark and dry you should be good. They won't last for extended amounts of years but at least 1 yr they are definitely good. Hope that helps :)
2257554
I have had no issues with moisture, etc. so i would say they are as air-tight as needed for standard household usage.
1547412
I wish I could give you a decent answer but can't. I installed them above our kitchen sink and thus didn't worry about their resilance to humidity. They do work well though.
65195
I would say it all depends on how well they are sealed and how smooth the surface is. If it is very rough you may have problems getting it to stick because it has to have all the air bubbles smoothed out to adhere properly. I have mine in the bathroom so it does hold up to moisture. Hope this helps!
313838
Mine are in my laundry room where there is always moisture, and I have never seen a problem.
1137929
Unless you use them regularly, they may lose moisture. I keep mine in a Zip bag.
1292255
Absolutely not, it is purely interior only, all of the wood is exposed and is furniture grade, so no moisture at all.
1468490
I use them under my counters, they do get hot if left on all day, but not to the cabinets. The light fixtures themselves will start to fall apart.
2224288
Yes to keep moisture out. Cotton will not do a better job. They are for packing. Of course the plastic in my bottle simply breaks into pieces every time I open the bottle.
833931
moisture is not a problem. I am more concerned with spills and such. One story home do not need sound barrier or anything like that.
1625877
This, I cannot answer other than to say I have had mine over a year and they are still good. I keep them in a cabinet away from moisture and a fluctuation in heat or cold, with the bottle tightly sealed.