How To Use Our Hanging Moisture Absorbing Bags
How To use
Hanging Moisture Absorbers
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Your Amazon Order is Delivered
Once your order has been delivered you will notice each Hangging pouch has been wrapped individually. to ensure you have enough we only recommend open the desired amount
Connecting the Hangging Hook
Once you've opened the inner plastic pouch each bag will contain a hangging moisture absorber & hook. Simply attach the hook using the perforated holes and fold the plastic flap to ensure the bag remained secure.
Hangging the Moisture Absorber
Whilst you may feel the hangging process is simple, you need to ensure the white paper side is NOT faced the wall or door.
Wait
Once you've hung the Moisture absorbing bags in the problem area, simply wait! This process can take days or weeks before you notice water being collected.
When To Replace?
Replacing the moisture absorber at the right time is possiably just as important as dissposing the liquid correctly.
How to dispose?
Hopefully at this stage, you should of collected a full 500ml of liquid. We recommend you pour this liquid down the drain! Please DO NOT, Drink, or feed any pets, flowers or plants.
Frequently Asked Questions
White Cystral are clumping, is this normal?
When the temperature of humidity is low the Calcium Choride particles will solidify as they capture the excess moisture-absorbing particles.
How do i know when the bags will stop working?
When the particles completely disappear is when this cycle has come to an end. However we do recommend starting a a new bag before they have fully run out.
How do we dispose when finished?
Once the Bottom half of the bag is full, the Calcium Choride solution can be poured down your plug hole & the plastic can disposed in your genural waste.
Can the collected water be used to water Plants?
The solution can NOT be used for watering flowers or plants or drinking. Eco whiff takes no responsability for missuse of the liquid collected.
Cystrals have formed within the liquid, is this normal?
Crystals will occur in the water-collecting area when the surrounding temperature changes rapidly. This is normal and when the temperature reises, the crystals will disccolve and disappear.