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FAQs
Frequently asked questions.
About DRYOUTWhy DRYOUTUsing DRYOUTReset and ReuseStorage & PerformanceSafetyEnvironmental & ComplianceBusiness & Purchasing
DRYOUT has undergone PFAS testing consistent with the AFIRM Restricted Substances List (RSL), representing the minimum due diligence standard for PFAS compliance. PFAS are also not intentionally added based on current supplier information.
DRYOUT has been evaluated for Prop 65 compliance consistent with the AFIRM Restricted Substances List (RSL), representing the minimum due diligence standard for Prop 65 compliance. Warning labeling is applied where required.
Recycling options depend on the construction of the specific DRYOUT-enabled product and the recycling programs available in your area.Because many DRYOUT-enabled products combine multiple materials, they may not be accepted through standard curbside recycling programs.Refer to your local recycling guidelines or contact the product manufacturer for product-specific recommendations.
Dispose of your DRYOUT-enabled product in accordance with local regulations and waste management guidelines.If the product contains electronic components or specialized materials, follow any disposal instructions provided by the product manufacturer.
DRYOUT is committed to developing durable, reusable moisture-removal technology designed to reduce waste associated with disposable moisture-control products.Whenever practical, we work with our Brand Partners and suppliers to support responsible manufacturing practices and continuously improve our products.
DRYOUT is designed to be reset and reused repeatedly, helping reduce reliance on disposable moisture-control products.Because DRYOUT is integrated into durable products rather than single-use packets, it is intended to provide long-term moisture management throughout the product's service life.Environmental impact ultimately depends on the specific DRYOUT-enabled product, how it is used, and how it is disposed of at the end of its service life.
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