Good for Moldy Books!
344450
I bought a used and out of print book.  I was thrilled until I opened the box and could not open the pages without everyone getting sick from the must and invisible mildew.  Finally I bought Clino Zeolite and it saved my book!!!  I placed the book in a tupperward type of container, sealed it for a week.  Opened it, it was much better.  Later I brushed a light amount on the pages and voila! - a clean smelling book emerged.  I am now using it in a cupboard to absorb funky odor from a newly printed book-  these new dyes are not healthy.  But- zeolite wins the race again.
4256899
Initially love this to feed my boyfriend's doberman when I dog sat, but noticed that the plastic gets moldy easily (Austin is not exactly a neat drinker). Went back to using the set my boyfriend had for him when they moved in and am using as a potted plant holder now - not a bad product, I just don't want to have to super scrub the dog dish ALL the time.
2134494
Arrived on time and in good condition.  The issue is that apartments in NYC are so filled with dust and mold that a breadbox does less good than I had anticipated.  Bread goes moldy after about 5 days, as opposed to two days if left on the counter, of three weeks if kept in the refrigerator (we bought the breadbox because bread takes up too much room in the 'fridge). Not the product's fault.  It's nicely designed and stylish, but only works in a limited way because of the environment.
1182825
I bought two of these and they are great.  Much better than the awful vinyl.  I live in Hawaii next to the ocean so we'll see how they hold up to mold and mildew.  With them being washable I'm optimistic though!
1058829
Started using them the other day. I use them to mail small thin books in that are 8 x 6 x 0.5 and I found that putting the book in that one side where it's glue at came apart a little bit. So had to fix the part that came apart. So now have to wait and see if I get any bad reviews due to them.
 Think I will spend a little more on my next ones and make sure there better.
4713467
I am attempting to experiment with various products for my first edition and signed books.  I would like to protect them from not only moisture but dust.  It will take a bit if time before I can determine if this will be it.
2293450
I have one of those pedal-operated stainless steel trash cans in my bathroom, and since the lid is always closed, anything wet thrown in there can quickly grow moldy by the time I change the trash bag.  I don't want all that mold spores in the air that cause allergies every time we open the trash can, but I couldn't find any local stores that sell silica desiccants.  I am glad I found them sold here on amazon for a reasonable price.  I think this desiccant is big enough for my 30-liter trash can, so I am planning to toss 1 on the bottom of the trash bag every time I change it.  I hope it works because the only wet trash we throw in this trash can is an occasional surface wipe.  It's only been a few days so I don't know if it'll work.  We'll see...
2672929
We purchased the unit for our 12x16 storage building in which we stored extra furniture along with other items. After about a month with the unit on A/C we noticed mold was building up on the leather chairs we had stored.  What do we do to prevent mold build up on our furniture?
610714
I got this mold for soap making. It's perfect for guest-type soaps, a nice shape, size, details are good. I had no trouble getting my unscented soaps out of the mold. Other soaps made with fragrance oils and herbs seems to be a bit trickier to come out but I'm a beginner soaper so I can't say if it's the mold or my skills (probably the latter).

Definitely worth the money!
4083086
I really like the molds. The size are on the smaller side but are perfect for my needs. I used them to bake and it came right off. Nothing stuck to its surface. The only downside to these molds (which I'm okay with because at least the paper wrapper is not stuck to my cupcake) is that they don't exactly come out in their perfect shape.
105826
These work best on hardcover books. For paperbacks I clip it on the bed headboard. Pleased with my purchase.
2959489
This brain mold works wonderfully!  I bought this for a neuroscience class I was teaching, and it was a huge hit.  You do have to tinker with colors, but it really ends up looking exactly like a brain.  The directions were great, and I have had no trouble getting the brain out of the mold because the directions advise to coat it with cooking spray.  It sloshes right out,  gross and slimey.  The mold is not good quality.  It is made of very thin plastic and mine cracked the first time I used it.  Nonetheless, it still works to make really creepy slimey brains that kids love!
1703957
I only have one complaint about this item. The fabric does not resist mold. My cover has mold growing all over the side that is not directly hit by sun. Aside from that issue I highly recommend this product.
891449
Work nicely if you bake the items long enough. Underbaking leaves them too moist and they will still stick to mold.
4336372
Might work better for bigger books. It was hard to get right and not too tight. End result was kinda wrinkly. I think it would work for textbooks that are already almost the size of the sleeves themselves though, because they won't need to shrink that much.
4005067
I've used this product and also have trouble finding it in stores now. But it really does work! You must remove the cheese from it's original packaging, otherwise you will get mold sooner. Don't know why. I can keep cheese for months (no exageration) in the refrigerator in these bags. I do wash them and reuse them, but only a few times. I notice they lose their ability to keep mold away for extended periods of time after the 3rd time I wash them. As the other person said, each time I close the bag I squeeze out as much air as I can.
994936
Good for thicker books.  Holds pages flat for easy reading.  Can get to be a bother to pin down again after each page turn.