How to Reuse Desiccant | Quick and Easy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2022
- Today I show you how we rejuvenate our desiccant!
Desiccant
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Wow, didn't know that these beads changed colors. Great follow up to Sally's video I just watched. That machine is awesome.
Yes! It's also cool you can re use them up to 500 times. Very economical vs a powered air dryer.
Nice workshop!
From Hawaii, so our electron microscope needed two active de-humidifiers and water dumping.
I mainly use silica gel for food, but might start using it for watches that we rarely wear nowadays.
Those cheap cookie tins from x-mas are bug resistant for stamps, and the bigger tins from Japan are great for comics.
Thanks for sharing bro! 👍🤙
You’re very welcome! We’ve been using the same desiccant daily since I’ve made this video and they’re still working great. I bake them about 3 times a week on average.
REALLY Nice shop! I use gloves, goggles, and ear protection too.
This is a very informative video. Thanks John.
You’re very welcome. Thank you for checking it out!
Your channel reached AUS. Please, translate your measurement system 😊😉 Thanks for the vid!
That’s awesome! I wish we used the metric system to be honest. It makes more sense than us standard but hey what can you do. 🙃
if you need dry compressed air. get a FSR filter much better than using Desiccant.
With our lasers running 10-12 hours a day I was having to change the desiccant and dry daily. I ended up combining an ingersoll air dryer with the desiccant beads and only have to change them every 3 days or so now. Our humid summers are insane when it comes to keeping compressed air dry.
@@reallifetested2605 i would still opt for an FSR filter. First of all they are not very expensive. they are made to run 24/7 365. they are used in industrial settings all the time for a reason. they are easy to install. i cant figure out why you would use Desiccant over an good filter. they even come with a drain plug for easy drainage.
If they turn pink does that mean it’s ready to rejuvenate?
Yes, when you put them in the oven they turn back to a nice blue color.