UniBond AERO 360º Moisture Absorber, 1 Device incl. 1 Refill Tab 450g, Ultra-Absorbent Dehumidifier, Helps Prevent Condensation, Recyclable, Refillable Condensation Absorber, Original Scent

The UniBond AERO 360° Moisture Absorber works well to reduce damp and condensation in small to medium rooms. The device is easy to set up, and the 450 g refill lasts a decent amount of time. It’s simple to use, recyclable, and refillable, which makes it practical and eco-friendly. The original scent is subtle and not overpowering. Overall, it’s a reliable, tidy solution for controlling moisture, and the value for money is very good.

I wasn’t expecting this little device to make such a noticeable difference, but it genuinely does work. After setting up the UniBond AERO 360º in a room that often gets damp, I started to see improvement within a couple of days. The air felt drier, the windows had far less condensation in the mornings, and that musty smell started to fade. The setup is straightforward, pop in the refill tab, close the unit, and you’re done. No noise, no electricity, just a simple absorber that quietly does its job. The 450g tab lasts a good while too, so you’re not constantly replacing it. What I also appreciate is that it’s recyclable and refillable, which makes it a lot more cost friendly and environmentally considerate compared to some alternatives. For anyone dealing with excess moisture, this is a surprisingly effective and hassle free option.

All plastic construction. A bit flimsy in places. Make sure everything is clipped in and all lined up. Ease of use could be easier. I have two of these in our cupboards. They last longer than the disposable pound ones. They remove condensation but only for a small area. Don’t expect it to clean the windows in winter. Make sure the blue side of the tablet goes in correctly. Cleaning it is messy. The liquid at the bottom pours out no problems, it’s the gunk from what’s left of the tablet is messy. Use washing up gloves or some kitchen roll to put it in the bin. The product is one of the better things I’ve found for efficiency on removing condensation. V Value for money is fair considering the price of things now.

Well it works. Quite a bit of blue water in it. Was quite surprised how it took moisture from the cold air in the conservatory.

I’ve had this UniBond AERO 360° Moisture Absorber running in my bathroom and airing cupboard every day, and it’s been absolutely faultless. From the moment I unpacked it, setup was a doddle—simply place it on a flat surface and let it get to work. Its 360° airflow design draws in humidity from all directions, and the absorbent beads fill up quickly, leaving the air noticeably fresher and preventing mould or musty smells. Functionality is top-notch: it captures moisture consistently, even in high-humidity rooms, and the clear “full” indicator means you know exactly when it’s time to swap the refill. The unit itself feels sturdy and well made—no flimsy plastic here—and its low-profile, modern design blends seamlessly with any décor. At its price point, it represents excellent value for money. You get weeks of reliable performance from each refill pack, and given how much it protects walls, clothes and towels from damp damage, it more than pays for itself. I’ll certainly buy this again and would wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who wants an easy, effective and cost-efficient way to keep their home dry and comfortable.

It seems to work well, but I’ve got one in my bedroom and I’m concerned about the fumes that come from the dissolved tablet blue liquid. The product states that it causes eye irritation and you must not touch the tablet when installing. Also, you have to flush the liquid down a toilet which makes me think the liquid is quite toxic. I have noticed that I tend to wake up with quite a sore throat in the mornings ever since I purchased the product. Just concerned at the moment. Response from ChatGPT: Could it be causing your sore throat & eyes? Yes, it’s plausible, especially if: • It’s in your bedroom • The room is small or poorly ventilated • The liquid is spilled, leaking, or very full • You’re sleeping close to it • You’re sensitive to dry or chemically altered air What that blue liquid actually is: The Aero 360 uses calcium chloride to absorb moisture from the air. When it dissolves, it forms a salty, brine-like liquid (often tinted blue). Exposure to calcium chloride can cause irritation of the skin, eyes, and respiratory system. Prolonged or repeated exposure can lead to the development of dermatitis or other skin conditions.

I thought it is a brilliant products, just use 2 days and lots of mist being absorb(those in blue)

Je ne peux plus m’en passer depuis que je l’ai découvert. Étudiez quel modèle vous convient le mieux. J’en ai un grand pour la cave et un plus petit spécial pour les petites salles de bain.

Bought the unit works really well

very very poor product it does not absorb moisture it gets melted in few days. buying this product I wasted money

المسحوق انتهى من اسو واحد ووجدته سائل مع الماء وعبوات اعادة الملىء غاليه وافضل نوع اخر غيره

Je suis très satisfait, il y a de l’accumulation d’eau déjà au bout de quelques jours