Alternative uses for silica gel and how to reactivate desiccants. Learn how to reuse them.

Learn alternative uses for silica gel packs and how to reactivate desiccant packs.
Did you know there are a ton of interesting uses for those little silica gel packets besides keeping moisture out of your beef jerky bags and keeping vitamins fresh?
Check out these alternative uses for desiccant packs and learn how to reactivate them in the oven. You can use them over and over again by re-heating them to remove the moisture and then placing them in areas where you would like to keep fresh and moisture free.

[@MegaDuke1]

Cool! I found on the internet that some cat litters are silicon dioxide based, I'm gonna try it on a vanity that I didnt know had a leak and now that its fixed smells like a locker room. Activated charcoal and essential oils did nothing.

[@marciacurtis7091]

Just found your site. Terrific!!! Question: when cleaning cellphone with rubbing alcohol, are you mixing it with 50% water first? Thx!!!

[@sumgai7]

Question: when you said you're not gonna make a fool out of yourself pronouncing the stuff that's "like" bentonite - was it clinoptilolite (a zeolite) by any chance? Just asking as I happen to have a personal interest in that stuff lately, and learned how to pronounce it myself. :-) (It's "klinn-op-TILL-o-light", btw. :-)). Nice vid - thx!

[@kehauwahilani8706]

Could you possibly use tea bags, like those on Amazon for making your own teas, to put the beads in AND then stir them in an airtight container?

[@ThaneDrebin]

Thanks for your video. There are many other chemical-based desiccants in addition to the common silica and clay types that you show here. Please do not eat ANY desiccant -- ever.

[@jayharvey9239]

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