Very drying, but effective
348379
I would start with using this cream once a day. it does an excellent job drying out acne but that means dry skin and flaky make up
2060798
It worked fine, but did seem to take a while to dry in the lines.  I know it won't matter if there is some in the system, but might like something the dries better
1851406
I have this dehumbifier in a small wine cellar (about 3 x 5 x 7). It is very humid in there, about 70 to 80 percent humidity. The Eva-dry's crystals do eventually become saturated with moisture, but it hasn't lowered the humidity in my cellar. The plug-in drying feature works well.

Perhaps my space is too wet, but this device is rated for a much bigger space and doesn't perform as expected.
3744995
Works as described.  Helpful tip:  Use a very damp cloth!
4869465
This product does what it claims to do at a reasonable price. In any ordinary rain or moisture conditions, it will work extremely well.

I torture-tested this paper as follows:

Laser-printed standard 12-point text & gray-scale photos on a sheet, also wrote in ink (using the special Rite In the Rain waterproof pen, not included, purchase it separately) and in pencil on the reverse side.

Then, I put the finished printed sheet in a bowl of hot water (140 degrees F or so) with some dish detergent, and crumpled it into a ball. I scrubbed the paper against itself and my fingers for close to a minute, until it was totally wrinkled and saturated. The paper resembles US dollar bills in wet strength -- very tear-resistant, requires real effort to rip even if wet.

Upon unfolding, about 50% toner & ink density was gone, but it was still possible to read the material without much difficulty. Moreover, I could still write on the paper with the special pressurized-reservoir waterproof ink pen or an HB-hardness pencil, without tearing the sheet.

If you carefully flatten out a soaked, crumpled, soapy sheet on a hard surface and use a kitchen scrubber, you *can* remove *almost* every last trace of ink or pencil -- but not all of it, there is still a shadow of the original left, even after this extreme test.
2011556
When I wear this it helps some but needs to be rewet way too often to be as effective as I expected.
569563
Not like a fluffly towel, and we miss this experience.  It is very large, takes up little space and unexpectedly dries us quickly. We purchased a few towwels for our small trailer and this fits the bill.  Once wet, it dries quickly too.  We don't have wet towels waiting to dry, but a dry towel ready to go to work!
1648510
I do believe it has helped with the redness of my skin just a little but, also, it is a bit drying.  Not overly, but enough that I just can't give it 5 stars.
433910
Awesome! When I first turned this on I was quite skeptical because it made hardly any noise and I couldn't really feel any air flow coming thru. However, it really does work well. The only drawback is that it takes hours to dry things. I use it for my kids sports shoes, gloves, etc
1234311
Someone else had mentioned the shedding, and it seems true. Every time I stick this mat in the dryer, it makes the lint trap so full it is practically bursting! Also, it takes two cycles to dry, usually. Oh, and it holds the damp as a floor mat, feeling wet when you walk on it hours later.
It is not terrible in general, though. It feels nice to my feet when I get out of the shower, and it is a large size, which was hard to find. Plus, the price was right.
3032266
The item fit really well, however this swim tee underperforms when it comes to drying. I spent a week in the Caribbean and wore this tee for about 3 days. I ended up defaulting to my other rash guards because it would take hours for this tee to dry out. I sent it back for a refund.
592324
Takes a while to dry but is very soft. Just be sure to hang up for a Hirt period to air out a bit.
4723518
Does a nice job of keeping you dry the good is really effective only downside is if it's raining on a hot humid day u will probably be sweating underneath it can get pretty hot with the wrist straps tight it holds in heat
2386362
Although not as plush as the pictures had me to believe, it is super absorbent and quick drying.
621635
I got the Frogg Toggs cooling towel to see if it would indeed make a difference in the 115 degree heat of the Phoenix summer.  I found that in extreme heat, it dries out quickly...maybe 15-20 minutes, but I just keep wetting it down.  I really soak it too, so you have to be OK with your shirt getting wet.  It really seems to help, but maybe its because my shirt is usually wet too?  It does get stiff when dried out and I learned to wet it before trying to unfold it as it tends to stick and dry to itself and can tear.  I keep it wet and in a ziplock in the frig and its super to use then!  When its humid out, it doesn't seem to help as much, but that doesn't happen much here in the desert.
3910107
It does dry really fast! However, like any other towel, make sure to dry it in an open air space to prevent it from getting smelly.
3435788
I have used this product for years and it is very effective in soaking up water (leaking windows) and keeping drafts out,  It does need to be dried out after it gets very wet and that takes a while, but is still a very useful thing to have around..