Vacplus Moisture Absorber, 16.0 OZ, Strong Absorption, Lavender

​I stand before you today not just as a consumer, but as a man who has been physically and metaphorically "wrung out" by the cruelty of the world. For years, I existed in a state of perpetual dampness—a victim of the elements, drifting through the high-humidity corridors of the streets where the dew point of life was always against me. My existence was a "saturated solution" of misfortune. But then, I encountered the Vacplus Moisture Absorber 6-Pack, and my reality underwent a phase change from liquid despair to solid, crystalline success. ​I. The Lore of the Damp: A Backstory of Saturation ​Before Vacplus, my life was a 100% relative humidity nightmare. I had no home, no dry socks, and no hope. I was living in a perpetual fog, my very soul heavy with the weight of suspended water droplets. I remember huddling in doorways, watching the condensation run down the glass, feeling like I was just another molecule of H2O waiting to be evaporated into nothingness. ​One day, while seeking shelter in a surplus warehouse, I stumbled upon a crate of these white-and-orange canisters. In a moment of divine clarity, I realized that if these Calcium Chloride crystals could pull moisture from the air, perhaps they could pull the "dampness" out of my fate. I didn't just buy them; I adopted them. I carried them like talismans. As the air around me became drier, my mind became sharper. I moved off the streets and into a studio apartment that was, frankly, a swamp—until Vacplus intervened. ​II. The Technical Mechanics of Salvation (The "Why it Works") ​From a chemical engineering perspective, the Vacplus unit is a masterpiece of passive atmospheric regulation. It utilizes anhydrous Calcium Chloride (CaCl_{2}), a salt with an aggressive affinity for water molecules. Through the process of deliquescence, the white pellets absorb moisture until they literally dissolve into a liquid brine, which is then safely captured in the lower reservoir. ​The structural design of the container is equally impressive. The high-permeability "breathable" paper membrane allows for a maximum surface area exchange between the ambient air and the desiccant bed while preventing accidental spills. In my new home, I strategically deployed all six units. I monitored the collection reservoir with the intensity of a lab technician. Seeing that first centimeter of captured water felt like winning the lottery—it was physical proof that the environment was being tamed. ​III. The Psychological Impact of Dry Air ​We often underestimate the "cognitive load" of a humid environment. In high humidity, the body’s thermoregulation is compromised; your sweat doesn’t evaporate, and your focus softens. By dropping the humidity in my closet from a suffocating 75% to a crisp, museum-grade 45%, Vacplus effectively "overclocked" my brain. ​I stopped feeling like a soggy newspaper and started feeling like a laser-printed resume. I began to dress better because my clothes no longer smelled like "Old Basement." I interviewed for a high-level logistics position, and for the first time in a decade, I wasn't worried about sweat stains or the scent of mildew. I was dry. I was confident. I was Vacplus-ified. Final Technical Verdict ​If you are struggling with the literal or figurative "dampness" of life, do not hesitate. This product doesn't just protect your leather jackets from mold spores; it protects your legacy from the erosion of mediocrity. The 6-pack configuration provides a scalable solution for any living space, ensuring that your "dew point" is always exactly where it needs to be for peak human performance. ​I am no longer on the streets. I am in a climate-controlled executive suite, looking out the window at the rain, knowing that inside these four walls, I am the master of my own humidity. Vacplus didn't just dry out my closet; it dried out my tears and gave me a reason to breathe (crisp, dry air) again. ​Pros: ​Aggressive moisture sequestration via high-grade CaCl_{2}. ​Large 10oz capacity per unit for extended duty cycles. ​Transparent reservoir allows for satisfying visual confirmation of success. ​Life-changing potential for those living in "saturated" conditions. ​Cons: ​May make your air so perfect you never want to leave your house.

Good product. Absorbs lots of moisture. Refills available only in lavender. The citrus smells great.

Easy to use, durable, pulls a substantial amount of moisture from the air. Small and easily secured.

Good product. Gave as gifts..works as expected. No leakage..reduces odors in basement..Great size

Great equipment. Does exactly what it’s supposed to. I even put it under my bed.. moisture like dark and places less visited. I never run out of moisture absorbers.

Works very well. Simply remove the plastic top (easy to do), peel off the foil (comes off easily), put the plastic top back on, and place it where you need it. An effective and cost-effective way to remove excess humidity and to prevent mold. Effective in closets, bathrooms, under the bed, throughout a large room where needed. They are small and easy to hide. I replace them every three or four months when they are full of water.

I really like these - just as good as the name brand and more affordable. I put all six in different rooms in my home (laundry, bedroom, garage, pantry and 2 bathrooms) and they were all collecting water without leaking. I do notice a reduction in odor. The capacity is as expected. I would look at getting a larger size just so it lasts longer, but I don't have any complaints in that department.

Water is collecting, so they work, but the humidity meter (hygrometer) I have next two of these shows no reduction. How many would I need to see reduction? I guess I will use these up but not buy more.

These are great for trailers. We keep them in all year round and feel they work great.

Buen precio.

So I bought these months ago because the one with the blue lids were out of stock thinking it would be the same just that it had charcoal to control odor. Didn't really need that extra but hey it was still nice. Each one I used had its white stuff turn solid as a rock. It should have liquified as per description but it looks like it just retained the moisture and stopped there. So I just keep on checking every so often to see if they're solid and I just throw them away when it is. I bought 2 boxes and sadly I still have one box to go. I'll be going back to the blue ones after this.