Dehumidifying Canisters for your gun case/safe/ammo storage (FIT NANUK FOAM)

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The Dry Packs dehumidfying canisters are now in stock at TESRO Canada.

Use the to protect your guns, ammo and scopes from humidity and prevent fogging and corrosion.


These canisters also fit into the dessecant canister slot of the NANUK cases 935 6Up, 925 4 UP and 990 AR

-Dry-packs sturdy aluminum canister easily reactivates so you can reuse over and over again

-Indicating window turns orange to dark green when canister needs reactivating

-Portable, electric free and easy to use

-Electric free dehumidifier no cords - one cansiter protects 3 cubic feet

-Perfect for your ammo can, gun safe, or portable gun case!

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Aluminum box filled with silica gel crystals which turn dark green to indicate the packet needs to be activated again.
 
Cdnhunter117 said:
Maybe a stupid question, but once it turns to dark green, how does it get rid of the water after?
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Not a stupid question at all.
All you do is put the pack in your regular oven and bake it for about 2 hours and its good to go again!!!

Miriam
 
This is not even a thing worth considering doing here in central Alberta, it is plenty dry already
 
Grock-co said:
This is not even a thing worth considering doing here in central Alberta, it is plenty dry already
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Here in Ottawa we have lots of moisture issues, during the summer we can get humidity up to 80%...makes it feel very tropical (at least that makes it sound better than it is ;) )

Miriam
 
Deathrawt said:
Could you leave the packet out in the hot sun for a few hours?
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I have heard that someone has opened the canister spread out the silica to dry in the sun and then put it back together.
I can't vouch for it since I haven't tried it myself...
 
Deathrawt said:
Could you leave the packet out in the hot sun for a few hours?
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I have heard that someone has opened the canister spread out the silica to dry in the sun and then put it back together.
I can't vouch for it since I haven't tried it myself...
 
Get your dehumidifying canisters for you safe or gun case! A great way to add extra protection for your guns and ammo
 
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