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Posted 7 March 2023

Unibond Aero 360° Moisture Absorber 0.924Ltr £9 Free Click & Collect at Screwfix

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UNIBOND AERO 360° MOISTURE ABSORBER 0.924LTR

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Moisture absorber and odour neutraliser with 360° air circulation. Effectively absorbs moisture to help create a comfortable indoor climate and prevent common damp problems such as condensation, mould and musty smells. Supplied with tablet.

  • Suitable for Rooms up to 20m²
  • 2-in-1 Refill Technology
  • Lasts up to 3 Months
  • Convenient & Safe to Use
  • Non-Electric & Silent

Product Depth - 189 mm
Product Height - 253 mm
Product Type - 360° Moisture Absorber
Product Width - 121 mm
Suitable Room Size - 20 m²
Volume - 0.924 Ltr

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  1. Droid_Central's avatar
    anyone has used this??
    crazyhorse's avatar
    Yes, they are rubbish
  2. LoveTV's avatar
    I got this but still can't tell if the tablet produced liquid or the actual condensation.
  3. Seasick's avatar
    These are rubbish
  4. jeeeeeez's avatar
    Expensive box, could just buy the disposable refills and not put them in this. (edited)
  5. Parton's avatar
    Nice one just ordered two
  6. dwaindigital's avatar
    I have two of these in my loft
    I don't have a vapour membrane but put in insulation and would like to keep the area condensation free from building up on the kingspan foil
    akkyb's avatar
    Shouldn’t open your loft during winter unless your house is same temperature as outside
  8. Ross81's avatar
    We've used these for years. They aren't dehumidifiers but useful for absorbing moisture from some places.
  9. davocc's avatar
    I remember seeing one that you could "refresh" by microwaving the cartridge but I have zero idea about their effectiveness or not, are those any good?
    ana7mody's avatar
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    These are silicon beads. Mostly used in cars and other places to absorb humidity, but they won't extract as much.
  10. Reena7's avatar
    Beware if you have indoor cats. I have found these irritate their eyes.
  11. Incognitoso's avatar
    What Can I say in real life we should not need them at all
    But because lot of old houses in UK build with thinking that wood and energy will be cheap forever at that time building

    Anyway I do think they work , but to remove Moisture this type will cost lot of money

    The best solution is heating and ventilation or only just ventilation

    Better spend money on good air extraction ventilator
  12. deadduck_145's avatar
    ive been using one for about a year in my camper. as got in it one winter day and there was condensation (tin roof no insulation) dripping over the cab.

    had one of these in since and zero condensation
  13. valueadd101's avatar
    Partner wasn’t convinced her garage was damp, we put one of these in and she’s shocked at how much moisture was in the air.
    These are the best non-powered ones we’ve found.
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