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Eva-dry Renewable EDV-300/E-333 Wireless Mini Dehumidifer | 
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| Brand: Eva-dry
Category: Health And Beauty
List Price: $28.52
Buy New: $16.25
You Save: $12.27 (43%)
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Rating:  49 reviews
Sales Rank: 21366
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 6.3 x 1.3 x 4.8
MPN: EDV300
Model: EDV333
UPC: 832856000060
EAN: 0832856000060
ASIN: B000H149J0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: In Stock, ready to be shipped.
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| Features:
| • | Absorbs excess moisture | | • | Compact design conserves space | | • | No batteries or wires required | | • | Rechargeable unit requires no batteries or wires | | • | Water Glass technology wicks excess moisture from your air |
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Product Description
This mini dehumidifier has been design to adsorb moisture from small enclosed areas (maximum area: 10'x 10'). It will help protect clothes and valuables from the damaging effects of mold/mildew and moisture rot. It is 100% renewable and needs no power to operate. Just hang the eva-dry unit in a closet, or you can place it in other small enclosed spaces, and it will start to adsorb moisture. There are no batteries required or cords to plug in, the unit works without power. There is an indicator window with special "moisture meter crystals" that change from blue (when dry) to pink (when wet) to indicate when the unit needs to be "renewed". The unit will adsorb approximately 8 to 10 ounces of moisture (depending on humidity levels this should take between 3 - 8 weeks). Once the moisture has been adsorbed it cannot leak or spill. This unit uses a specialized engineered crystallized silica gel that is odorless, non-toxic and completely safe. When the indicator crystals turn Pink it is time to "re-new" the unit. Simply remove the unit from where it is adsorbing moisture and plug it into a power outlet.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 44 more reviews...
 KK "Reader" MISUSED the product: Do NOT plug in... November 12, 2005
24 out of 24 found this review helpful
You do NOT plug it in in the humid room. You plug it in when you want to RELEASE the collected moisture!
I've weighed mine repeatedly on a postal scale and the cyclic change shows it's working - it will absorb and release about 1/2 cup (4 oz) of water.
Works like a charm; love that it's renewable October 26, 2006
21 out of 21 found this review helpful
We were steaming off wallpaper in our house which is a pretty damp job, so I picked up two EvaDry units (the EDV-300 and the EDV-500) from Amazon, and I'm very please with the results. Both are very easy to use; just take them out if the package, set them in a damp area, and they go to work. The little globules that you can see through the tiny window on the front gradually turn from blue to a very light pink as they fill up with moisture. When they're all totally pink, you just flip out the fold-down plug on the back, plug it into the wall (it hangs by its plug on the outlet), and it dries itself out. When the globules return to a dark indigo blue, you unplug it and it's soaking up moisture again.
Since the wallpaper project, we've been keeping them in a storage area in the basement, and they've effectively been removing the moisture (and the subsequent smells) from there as well.
What's really neat about these is the technology. I love that it's renewable and easy to use, and I feel a lot better since it's in an enclosed case; I no longer have to worry about pet poisoning or toxicity like I have in the past with those white pellets that were exposed to everyone and everything to possibly touch (or eat!). This is a much better system, and I love that it's easy to use and creates no mess or waste.
One thing to note is that they can get pretty hot if you leave them plugged in for a very long time (like a week). No problems, it just seems like an avoidable risk when you can just unplug them the next day or as soon as they're ready.
Regarding another reviewer's concerns about his or her inability to distinguish the differences in color: If you're using them properly, it's incredibly easy to distinguish between the colors at their extremes (and I'm even a little bit colorblind). Yes, as it soaks in moisture, some beads soak it in faster than others, making some pink while others remain blue. But if you leave it alone and let it do it's job, it will be unmistakeable when they all become a very light pink. Same with drying out; the rich indigo color is unmistakeable. You may want to give it another try.
Great for Basement, Closet, Garage! April 11, 2006
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
This is the BEST mini dehumidifier I have seen. No Chemicals. No Batteries. No Fuss. Just hang it in the damp room - mine is in the basement. When the beads turn pink, plug it into an outlet and it "burns out" the water, ready to be put to work again. It has completley eliminiated that damp, musty smell from my room.
Gets the job done! :) August 3, 2006
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I purchased this product to lower the humidity in my geckos' tanks (as it gets a bit humid here during the summertime). The dehumidifier comes with a detachable hook, which I used to hang it above their tanks, and voila, the humidity dropped. :) And, per reading other reviews here (and reading the products directions is always helpful!), I knew that I only needed to plug it in when the beads were pink -- and it took far less than the 8 hours to "burn" the water off & turn the beads back to blue (or dry). This works great & I'd definitely use it elsewhere in my home. :)
Good-Bye Silica bags .... February 27, 2007
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This is the third one I've purchased (two were already in use in two separate cases doing a fantastic job). With having to care for vintage costume jewelry, these units are perfectly sized to fit in my showcases and not be an eyesore. Usually requiring a recharge every 2-3 weeks, I purchased the third so I never have a minute without one protecting my collection. Definitely great value considering what silica packs cost every 3 months. Anyone with a prized collection (whether it be paper, guns, gems or art) should seriously consider purchasing this product for smaller storage areas (safes, cabinets, etc).
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