Fighting moths, bearded dragons and silverfish in, among other things, kitchen cupboards and wardrobes using a moisture-controlling unit

Dehumidifier bags are small bags designed to absorb excess moisture in the air and help prevent moisture-related problems in small enclosed spaces such as cupboards, drawers, etc. They are also known as "dehumidifier bags" or "humidity absorbents". Many of the pests Danes struggle with live in rooms with high humidity. Bearded dragons and silverfish are often seen when the humidity is too high and therefore many households struggle to get rid of these animals. By reducing the humidity to around 50% with a dehumidifier like this, the insects will look elsewhere - completely without the use of poison!

How do dehumidifier bags work?

1. Absorbent: Inside the dehumidifier bag is a dry absorbent material, so-called silica gel. Silica gel is a particularly popular type used in many desiccant bags due to its high ability to absorb moisture.

2. Moisture Absorption: When the desiccant bag is exposed to air, the dry absorbent material begins to attract and absorb the water vapor in the air around it. This makes the material gradually saturated with moisture.

3. Efficiency and durability: The efficiency and durability of the dehumidifier bags depends on the size of the bag and the humidity level of the room they are used in. Once the bag is saturated with moisture, it will no longer be able to absorb any more and it is time to replace it with a new bag.

4. Replacement: When the dehumidifier bag is saturated, you can usually take it out of the enclosure and replace it with a new bag.

Dehumidifier bags are an easy and convenient solution to combat humidity problems in small spaces without the need for electricity or complex installations. They are also useful for protecting sensitive objects, electronics, textiles, shoes and the like that can be adversely affected by high humidity.

Why dehumidifier bags against silverfish and roach etc.?

Low humidity can have a positive effect on removing silverfish from one's living environment. Silverfish are small insects that thrive in moist and humid environments. When the humidity is low, it becomes significantly more difficult for silverfish to survive and reproduce.  

Here are some ways low humidity can help eliminate silverfish:  

• Drier environment: Silverfish thrive in areas with high humidity as they depend on moisture to breathe and reproduce. When humidity is low, their habitat dries out, making it less attractive for them to stay in your home.  
• Reduced breeding space: Silverfish lay eggs in damp and dark corners and cracks. With lower humidity, there are fewer suitable places for them to lay eggs and breed.  
• Reduced food availability: Silverfish eat starchy materials such as paper, book spines and textiles. As humidity drops, these materials can become dry and less attractive as food sources for silverfish.  

To achieve lower humidity and thus remove silverfish, it can be useful to use dehumidifiers in the areas where silverfish often occur. In addition, it is important to make sure that there are no leaks or moisture problems in your home, as this can contribute to high humidity. By creating a drier and less humid environment, you can reduce the presence of silverfish and minimize the risk of infestation.