ABSODRY Moisture and Odor Absorbers
Absodry is all about providing an effective way to dehumidify any space using a well-designed moisture absorber. Our special dehydrating crystals draw excess moisture from the air and allow it to condense in the bottom part of the absorber. When the absorber is full and the crystals have been consumed, simply replace the refill bag and Absodry will continue to keep the air balanced.
No electricity needed and no noise
Absodry requires neither a power connection nor batteries. It simply works. The special dehydrating crystals react to the moisture in the air and turn it into water. The Absodry Moisture Absorber operates completely silently - except for the occasional gentle drip. Simple and effective.
Helps maintain a healthy humidity level
By reducing excess humidity, Absodry helps create a more comfortable and long-lasting indoor environment for both you and your belongings. The optimal humidity level in a space is between 45–65%. At this level we feel good, and the things we care about last longer. Humidity levels can vary greatly depending on the room and its construction, and some areas are more sensitive than others. Absodry Moisture Absorbers are designed to bring the humidity down into the optimal range - and then stop. If the humidity rises again, the process automatically restarts.
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