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Dehumidifier sachets - where to get?

  • 13-12-2015 2:24pm
    #1
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    Any good deals on these locally?
    Not the mains electrical types, something I can leave in a car for a few days. Storm desmond seems to have pushed seals/drains on my car beyond their capabilities.


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  • #2
    bazz26
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    Homestore and More:

    http://www.homestoreandmore.ie/dehumidifiers+fresheners/dehumidifier-bags-3-pack/invt/043657


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    galvo_clare
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    Special Circumstances wrote: »
    Any good deals on these locally?
    Not the mains electrical types, something I can leave in a car for a few days. Storm desmond seems to have pushed seals/drains on my car beyond their capabilities.

    Picked up a dehumidifier box in Tesco. Essentially a plastic box filled with I assume silica gel. Porous top once you break the seal.
    Worked well and quite cheap.


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    4068ac1elhodqr
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    dolla/euro/pound shops, x3 for one or two small units of coinage.

    Even cheaper may be a DIY 500gms pack of old/cheap rice - good for drying out submerged mobile phones also.


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    galvo_clare wrote: »
    Picked up a dehumidifier box in Tesco. Essentially a plastic box filled with I assume silica gel. Porous top once you break the seal.
    Worked well and quite cheap.

    Which tesco? I find the stock of home stuff varies quite a lot between them.


  • #6
    zulutango
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    How long do these things last for? How effective are they?


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  • #7
    galvo_clare
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    Special Circumstances wrote: »
    Which tesco? I find the stock of home stuff varies quite a lot between them.

    Think it was the local Tesco in Ennis. Wouldn't have thought there'd be much of a problem getting them.


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    galvo_clare wrote: »
    Think it was the local Tesco in Ennis. Wouldn't have thought there'd be much of a problem getting them.

    Ordinarily no, just didn't want to burn €10 petrol and 2 hours of my weekend Christmas shopping traffic.:-)


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    bazz26 wrote: »
    Homestore and More:

    http://www.homestoreandmore.ie/dehumidifiers+fresheners/dehumidifier-bags-3-pack/invt/043657

    It's like an Aladin's cave of dehumidifiers there. Cars sorted and a room in the house too.
    The 32 pack of philips batteries looks like a good deal too.


  • #10
    roroliam
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    J.C. Daly on upp William st. Keep your money in the local area not back to the u.k.


  • #11
    seachto7
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    Need to pick some up myself, so will try in town on Friday. I haven't been on upper Williams St in years! Where is this JC Daly shop?


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  • #12
    roroliam
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    Half way up . Across from dealz.


  • #13
    roroliam
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    Sorry, it's 51 William st. Not upper.


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