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Dry Caddy UV - Good for when you’re travelling - Looks good!

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DryCaddy UV – Dry & Store22

DryCaddy UV®, the next generation of our popular DryCaddy® product. Combining a UV-C function and a powerful desiccant – molecular sieve – in a portable, battery-powered package, DryCaddy UV lets you care for hearing aids or other small electronics...

Just come across this. Looks very good. It is away of getting that UV light when you’re travelling and you’re not always able to carry your larger device.

I really like it. Can’t find anywhere in the UK that sells it tho. As soon as I find it, I’ll be trying it out.

How about an airtight plastic can with 2 - 4 small packets of desiccants in it. This creates a very dry environment for the . Overnight, the moisture disappears from the tubes of the HA. Good for travelling with it a few days and it is light.

I asked that question here and was told they don’t dry as well.

How to manage hearing aids when visiting a Rain Forest?
Thank you @craftycrocheter and @prodigyplace I’ve sent her these pictures. Think this type of tub will be more moisture proof than just a clip together hearing aid case. There are 3 x silica packs in the tub as well. Will send her the two links you provided as well. [image] [image] [image]

After you have consumed the jam, clean the glass can and dry it properly. Used a perforated cardboard to separate the bottle in 2 layers. Put 5 x 1 gram desiccant at the bottom of the glass can. Before you go to sleep, leave the battery door open and in the jam can. Important is to have the mold hole pointing upward. As the tiny drop of moistures evaporate in the dry environment, the HA tube get dries up. Silica gel is very cheap.
If the rubber in the jam can is harden, make a new one.

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