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What to use to absorb moisture

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borrow a dehumidifier from someone.

or millions of silica gel \sacks :)
 
i have a few of those silica gel packs that you get in the bottom of trainer boxes in my glove box and side pockets to help absorb moisture and prevet damp :D

that might help ? :D
 
Hmm, i dont know anyone with a dehumidifer....where can i get those silica gel packs without buying a new pair of trainers for each one ;)
 
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buy a dehumidifier! i got a small one for £30! you wouldnt believe the moisture they collect!
 
Do you have aircon? If you run the aircon full blast it removed moisture from the air as well IIRC
 
dont laugh, an ive never tried it but cat litter is ment to work, absorbs cat piss so u never no, lash a tray in there wen u dont use the car
 
In Tescos the other day, and they sell bags that absorb moisture. Guessing that they're the same as silca gel, but are about 5 times bigger, ideal to put in door pockets or tie under your seat. Think they were about £4 for 4.;)
 
Doesnt bi-carb absorb moisture? my nan always has an open container in the fridge.
 
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