Does this keep moister out of a closet?
448145
Closet? Not sure, I bought it for a different reason and it works fine for that
448146
Would depend on the size of the closet. I am fairly sure it was designed to remove humidity from safes, which are small compared to a closet.
1231944
this package contains three damp rid to hang in your closet to keep your clothes dry from the humidity and it works great. this is my second order and will not be without them as it keeps your clothes really dry.
2003855
not so much condensation does it leave but a moist air comes out...like a mini slight humidifier...good for the wood floors (or at least mine) in the winter when the heat is on making the floors crack constantly. Adds just a very slight amount of moisture...not really condensation like a shower would in the bathroom on the windows and mirror.
951927
Yes, it will keep diapers wet or dry isolated from the outside, but you must keep the soiled separate from the clean and dry. It also helps to store the bag opened and keep a mild deodorant i.e. desiccant and / or deodorant while being used.
362992
No, I am sorry this is a light duty item. I use mine for luggage, jewelry boxes, inside my safe, closed areas that would not be exposed to constant moisture. You could try damp rid it handles larger areas; however I think that you may need something more heavy duty like a dehumidifier.
854350
Not at all, it's actually great for days like that....enough protection so you don't get wet but not too thin so the humidity feels like its sticking to you. I've been very happy with it for just that purpose. For reference, I live in a humid midwest type climate so we get plenty of those hot humid days.
82230
It helps eliminate moisture in an enclosed area. Not sure about stopping mold; don't think so.
295018
I don't think it does, but, I use this one in my kitchen so I can bake and cook in the summer heat, I am very happy with it, actually sometimes it feels to chilly. But, my inside thermometer does show that my humidity levels in the house are "good", so I guess the cooling does take out the humidity.
945239
Because it is waterproof, the humidity never equalizes in the space it is stored in. I try to let it "air out" about once a week by leaving the safe door open for about an hour.
1224975
It would be fine in both scenarios..... According to everything I read. The only thing to be aware of is that anything closed up that tight needs to 'aired out' regularly because moisture locked in it can encourage mold development.
874412
It doesn't seal very tight so I am not sure that it would stay moist. I wouldn't recommend putting wet food in there.
934096
I have not used it in "moist" mode but as I interpret the instructions it appears that one must dampen the heated side of the pad cover. I have not tried this and am wary of it. Dry heat has been very effective for my problem, so i haven't needed to try it damp.
130361
No. I have mine in an almost airtight crawlspace. It keeps the humidity down and prevents mold and mildew from forming.
2119903
No. I used it to keep my closet cool because I turned it into an office. It does a great job moving the air in spaces like that.
235942
It's a small can which I bought for the laundry for lint and all the junk I fish out of my family's pockets (I keep the change!). It does keep out moths - and pets. I fits flush against the dryer and is out of the way. It has a liner, and you can also put a trash bag into the liner, and it still closes tightly.
80754
No, it absolutely would not be able to cool a small closet....it basically is VERY good for cooling a person's head/neck area. It also would be great for a child's stroller or taking a walk. It is for desperate people who need to feel the cold air! Enclosed spaces would not benefit. Hope this helps.
713046
I think you need a larger model to keep it that dry. This is a nice little unit but for like a small closet or bathroom max and it doesn't have a meter that tells you the humidity level.