OMNIDRY DESICCANT

OmniDry desiccant, removes moisture from air sealed inside the jacket. It prevents or minimizes corrosion, tarnish, mildew—destructive processes enhanced by moisture.

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TIPS & IMPORTANT FOR OMNIDRY DESICCANT PACKETS

Do not open plastic bag until ready for use. Please keep instructions with desiccant.

  • Purpose: OmniDry desiccant, removes moisture from air sealed inside the jacket. It prevents or minimizes corrosion, tarnish, mildew—destructive processes enhanced by moisture. Do not use jacket without new or dried OmniDry desiccant.
  • Using: Follow instructions as given on card in desiccant package.
  • OmniDry desiccant is good as long as the carbag remains sealed. However, after opening the storage bag, or after 6 months, the desiccant must be replaced or dried for reuse. You may purchase new packets or cylinder to save time and be assured you have properly dried desiccant.
  • Other uses: You may use the packets/cylinder in any well-sealed or closed container to protect moisture sensitive material. OmniDry can dry tool chests, gun cabinets, trunks, bookcases and similar storage containers.
  • Disposal: Our desiccant is user friendly and earth friendly. It does no harm. In fact, it is often used by farmers for improving soil conditions. You may dispose of OmniDry by broadcasting it on a 10’X10′ area or larger of lawn, garden, or field.
  • To order replacement packets (5 lbs.) or metal cylinder (10 lbs.) try our order form or call 1-800-522-7224 to ask about quantity discounts.

CYLINDER INSTRUCTIONS

Place in oven and follow baking time, temperature, and precautions above. Rotate cylinder once or twice during baking. After baking, roll cylinder in several layers of aluminum foil, making sure it has an air tight seal. Allow to cool before use. When ready to use, unwrap, quickly place cylinder in jacket and immediately close the jacket or bag.

Additional Information And Storage Tips

  • Jackets are guaranteed for indoor use only
  • Your vehicle must be dry before put into the jacket
  • Do not wash on the day you plan to store your vehicle. Allow several days for thorough drying.
  • Do not drive on wet road or even wet grass just before storing.
  • Do not operate air conditioning before bagging as the evaporator may keep dripping water.
  • Repair all fluid leaks. Especially check fuel tank, fuel lines, radiator, water hoses and windshield washer system.
  • A freshly painted vehicle should not be bagged. Fresh paint should be properly dried/cured two to three months before storing a car or bike in any carbag.
  • Keep jacket interior clean by putting something under vehicle to catch drips as needed.
  • Be sure bike or car is cool. Never park or cover vehicle while engine/exhaust is hot. Jacket material could be damaged/melted.
  • Store your vehicle during low humidity whenever possible. Mid-afternoon on a dry day is best
  • Use a gas stabilizer like Sta-Bil.
  • Over-inflate tires 10 lbs. psi.
  • Check antifreeze for amount of cold protection.
  • Remove battery and clean with a baking soda and water mixture.
  • Save jacket box for future storage of jacket.
  • Save OmniDry box, plastic bag, and instruction card if you plan to dry desiccant for reuse. Some folks place them in jacket under vehicle.

Additional Information And Storage Tips

  • Jackets are guaranteed for indoor use only
  • Your vehicle must be dry before put into the jacket
  • Do not wash on the day you plan to store your vehicle. Allow several days for thorough drying.
  • Do not drive on wet road or even wet grass just before storing.
  • Do not operate air conditioning before bagging as the evaporator may keep dripping water.
  • Repair all fluid leaks. Especially check fuel tank, fuel lines, radiator, water hoses and windshield washer system.
  • A freshly painted vehicle should not be bagged. Fresh paint should be properly dried/cured two to three months before storing a car or bike in any carbag.
  • Keep jacket interior clean by putting something under vehicle to catch drips as needed.
  • Be sure bike or car is cool. Never park or cover vehicle while engine/exhaust is hot. Jacket material could be damaged/melted.
  • Store your vehicle during low humidity whenever possible. Mid-afternoon on a dry day is best
  • Use a gas stabilizer like Sta-Bil.
  • Over-inflate tires 10 lbs. psi.
  • Check antifreeze for amount of cold protection.
  • Remove battery and clean with a baking soda and water mixture.
  • Save jacket box for future storage of jacket.
  • Save OmniDry box, plastic bag, and instruction card if you plan to dry desiccant for reuse. Some folks place them in jacket under vehicle.