Chris your talking about baking the saturated dessicant pellets? does that really work? i need to get some more, but will it last on the shelf?Problem with the Devilbiss dessicant dryers is that you can't recycle your dessicant. When it gets saturated (won't take long) you have to buy their expensive refills.
Arrow makes a affordable one that you can recycle the dessicant and even a quart of replacement dessicant is under $25. There is a thread here about the Arrow. Search "Arrow dessicant". The other Cam Air filters in front of the dessicant work well. I've got them. Haven't ever replaced the filters in them. They are still doing their job.
The refrigerated dryer is the best option though.
Yep. With the Arrow I have, I just dump the dessicant into a large tray like a cookie tray. Then bake in the oven @250 degrees for several hours. I'll pull it out midway and carefully try to stir it to bring some of the covered beads to the top. I say carefully cause those beads make a mess if you spill them on the floor.Chris your talking about baking the saturated dessicant pellets? does that really work? i need to get some more, but will it last on the shelf?
I've done that many times and it works great!Yep. With the Arrow I have, I just dump the dessicant into a large tray like a cookie tray. Then bake in the oven @250 degrees for several hours. I'll pull it out midway and carefully try to stir it to bring some of the covered beads to the top. I say carefully cause those beads make a mess if you spill them on the floor.
There is no odor or other issues. I have recycled the current batch I'm using multiple times. Arrow makes refills that you can get through Zoro for under $25 for a quart of product.
Interesting. There definitely was no odor with the stuff I'm using. Sticks in my mind because I was worried about it stinking the first time I did it. Maybe your nose is working better than mine.I've done that many times and it works great!
My wife would disagree with "no odor."
I just show her the $40k estimate for a restoration shop to do the paint, and all of a sudden it smells just fine.