Water "suck-up" bags for storage.

[PoorMan]

Not sure if this is the right place but does anyone know where I can get large bags (5"x7" or so) of that moisture absorb stuff? My garage is wet and cold and I would like to drop a few bags inside my car during the winter storage.

JD

[Fbomb]

Summit racing? they usually have pretty fast shipping.

[bri2203]

http://www.carbag.com/buy/omnidry_desiccant.html

You should put your car in this bag first.

[ezcruisn71]

Home Depot or Lowes sells "DampRid". You just put it in your car and open the lid and it will Absorb moisture. http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...atalogId=10053 Its about $10 a container.

[Dewman]

I spent 25 bucks on this last winter it works great. Place it in the car and every week or so i bring it in the house and plug it in for 3 hours and it recharges. Then when winter was over my dad just throws in in the guncase so it gets year round use.

[1qwikSS]

wont those things suck the moisture out of the leather (if you have leather seats)? My parents have a dehumidifier in their basement and it has warnings saying not to place in the same room as any plants or animals because it will kill them!

[PoorMan]

Thanks guys and thanks for taking the time for the pics.

[ITSSLOW]

I know that damprid works great. We have one on each side of our basement and it sucks up a TON of water.