Desicant...?

[mechanic1]

...if that is how you spell it...lol....any idea's where a good source for it is for the air system?....Very humid here in Bama and I know I have never changed it and no telling when it was changed last.

[sarges46]

Put on a baking sheet and stick it in the oven. Once its all dry it will be a different color. It's good to go then.

[Peder_y2k]

200°F for 1 hour will turn cobalt blue when done:080402gudl_prv:

-Pete, in Tacoma WA USA

[mechanic1]

That's right, I forgot you could do that.....thanks guys

[frankd]

You can also nuke it. I don't remember how long, but just do it in 30 second intervals, and stop after it all changes color.

 

Frank

[Droneh8tr]

If your interested in NEW desiccant, Im pretty sure I've got 2 packs left which is just enough to do the job. PM me if your interested.

[ragtop69gs]

If you want new, most gun shops carry it to keep your gun safe dry.

[Prairiehammer]

If you dry and reuse the old desiccant, be sure to sift out the powder, if any. The fines have been known to get through the screen and cause issues with the solenoid valves.

[mechanic1]

Ok....thanks for the info guys....I'll see what mine I have now looks like,...maybe after drying it to see if I need new....No idea what the stuff costs..never bought any before...lol