So I had an Extra Acu-Life Dri-Eze Hearing Aid Dehumidifier, cost about $4.00 at a drug store, and is nothing more than a Plastic Jar with RECHARGEABLE DEHUMIDIFY BEADS, and a FOAM PAD to put Hearing Aids on.
Well went the Dehumidifying Beads go "PINK" you reheat em in the microwave to dry out the moisture, until "BLUE. Let Cool on a paper plate, than back in the Plastic Tube, and than put in the Foam Pad.
Instead of putting your hearing aids in over night, I have tried the Dehumidifier with POOL CHALK, and the Chalk is Dryer, and less pasty after 24 hour on the Pad with Lid Closed.
Several brands of the same idea, price vairy.
Well went the Dehumidifying Beads go "PINK" you reheat em in the microwave to dry out the moisture, until "BLUE. Let Cool on a paper plate, than back in the Plastic Tube, and than put in the Foam Pad.
Instead of putting your hearing aids in over night, I have tried the Dehumidifier with POOL CHALK, and the Chalk is Dryer, and less pasty after 24 hour on the Pad with Lid Closed.
Several brands of the same idea, price vairy.