UnibondAERO 360° Moisture Absorber Wildflower Meadow Refill Tab, Aromatherapy, Ultra-Absorbent and Odour-Neutralising, for AERO 360° Dehumidifier, Condensation Absorbers, Twin Pack (2 x 450g)

Great product. Purchased two one for dorma bedroom and this has stopped signs of mould completely around window frame. The other I put in my shed as I have a fridge plus freezer in there. Water would run on the outside of freezer during the winter months. Since putting this in there all signs of water are now gone and the musty smell with it. 😀

We've used the unscented Unibond 360's for a couple of years now. Particularly effective in a small bedroom where we dry laundry, during the Winter.These were on offer, so we gave them a try. They work just as well as the unscented and, despite what some reviewers have said about the fragrance, we find it very pleasant. But that's just individual tastes, I guess.The only thing I would say is that I think Unibond's estimated life for a refill, is a bit optimistic. We probably get 4 to 6 weeks out of the one in the "laundry room". But I guess that humidity in that room is high at times, there is no evidence of condensation so it's doing the job, and with the skyrocketing price of electricity for the tumble drier...........

It does what it says and the blocks do last a couple of months. I use one in bedroom as mildew was showing on small window and it’s stopped that. I have one in the bathroom and so far that seems to be working as well. Just one criticism, the part where you shut it is a bit flimsy so that’s a shame.

I always use this brand as best on the market.

Long life

Easy to use and has taken a lot of moisture out of the window area in my house. Very impressed so I bought a 2nd unit.

I've used these in a previous flat and now in my car while I can't drive it. They are really effective and easy to put the refill back in. Smell is a bit strong and chemically, but that's not too had foe the car. I used a non scented one in the flat.

These work well at removing moisture from the bedrooms in my apartment, but they don’t last long at all, making them extremely expensive. I have purchased throw away ones for a fraction of the price, which work just as well. It’s just not cost effective for me to use these all of the time