Don't EVER Put This in Your Gun Safe!

Dehumidifiers like Damp Rid, draw moisture out of the air but leave a nasty liquid that is prone to spilling and ruining everything in your safe. Eva-Dry dehumidifiers use a natural enclosed desiccant that absorbs moisture and releases it using heat. The desiccant can be reused without spills or harmful toxins. The Safe House offers Eva-Dry products, trusted by thousands of past clients.
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[@davidelzinga9757]

I watched someone recommend a damp rid type product, then looked into how it worked. I can’t imagine the damage a spill would cause. Thanks to you, I may wind up using these to not accidentally destroy irreplaceable heirlooms. I really like how they plug into the wall to burn off the collected moisture

[@mase7557]

I use Damp rid in my closets. It works well in that way. When I went to replace used up bags, I found one that had leaked. The liquid spilled onto several items on the floor. It was not easy cleaning the mess. That water is nasty.

[@Nonyabusiness911]

Been in the carpet cleaning industry 32 years. It works best if a pro flushes it with plenty of water. It takes way more than you would think. You can tell if it’s gone by running your hand across the carpets, if still there it leaves a shiner film on your hand.

[@brucegreen4359]

Thanks

[@GorVala]

So no baking soda?

[@Nashvillesafehouse]

Baking soda will remove moisture, but we recommend a product that's made for safes.

[@timothywhieldon1971]

Bad advice with little to no details as to why. If you maintain your safe, there is no reason you can’t use baking soda and also desiccant beads. They are the top level of dryness/ odorless storage. If you have a plug in, that’s awesome, BUT you can absolutely use these products, damp dry, baking soda, desiccant beads. You just have to know what they can and can’t do and how to maintain them. FFS this is a bad video with little to no helpful information other than a sale for the stuff in his store.

[@Nashvillesafehouse]

We're not saying you can't use damp rid or baking soda. You can use whatever you want, it's a free country. We're simply saying that a $30 investment for an eva-dry or dry rod is worth the peace of mind that your safe and belongings won't get ruined. This is just a simple PSA.

[@timothywhieldon1971]

@@Nashvillesafehouse Then change the video title and what you said in the video.