Rechargeable Hearing Aids and Dehumidifier!

When a dryer is closed how does the moisture get out. First of how does moisture get in hearing aids that are sealed. I am a good veteran like I was a good sailor. I follow orders. My VA audiologist said no dryers needed or should be used. I don’t pay for my aids, supplies, or repairs. I am a disabled veteran with service related hearing loss.

@Baltazard said:

The heat will make the moisture molecules disappear, and I suppose its got vents!!!

My charger has no vents. And moisture molecules won’t disappear, they will dissipate into the closed charger. It’s not magic, it’s science.

I couldn’t find anything conclusive on the web stating that the Oticon Smart Charger would also serve as a dehumidifier / dryer. I ended up emailing Oticon customer service.

Here is the reply I received:

Too bad too, it would have been nice to have just one device to do both at the same time.

Thanks CV I didn’t know that about closing the lid on the charger. I live in a dry climate but I’ll start doing that. Working outside this time of year causes sweat and that should help.