Simply place it under the window to prevent drafts and condensation. Silica gel cushion. Approx. 4.5 x 90 cm. Set of 2. 1 piece.

Simply place it under your window to prevent drafts from seeping in. Prevent Drafts! It contains 500g of type B silica gel, so it quickly absorbs condensation that forms on windows. It does not need to be attached or fixed to the window, but simply placed under the window, so it can be moved around and used. ●It is convenient because you can use it in the living room and move it to the bedroom when you go to sleep. ●Since it is type B silica gel, it can be reused by drying it in the sun. ●It can also be used as a powerful dehumidifier in places where moisture tends to accumulate, such as closets, cupboards, and shoe cabinets. ●This is a versatile product that can be folded and hung on a hanger or put in a boot. *Please cooperate! This product has a recommended price. Please confirm the price. We appreciate your cooperation in selling at the recommended price. Recommended price: 2,080 yen (excluding tax) [Material] B-type silica gel, polypropylene nonwoven fabric [Applications] Prevents condensation (or acts as a multi-purpose dehumidifier) [Usage Criteria] Approximately 900mm wide, one for each window 【size】 Approx. diameter 4.5 x length 90cm [Storage method] If you are not using the product, dry it thoroughly, then store it in a moisture-proof bag in an airtight container. 【caveat】 This packaging poses a choking hazard to infants and children. Keep out of reach of children. [Precautions for use] - Do not use for any purpose other than its intended use. ・Do not get wet or wash. - Do not place near fire or in a high temperature location. - Keep out of reach of children. - Do not pull it hard or let it come into contact with sharp objects. ・Do not eat. If it gets wet or is accidentally put in your mouth, spit it out immediately and rinse your mouth with water. - When disposing of the product, please follow the disposal instructions of your local government. ・Do not remove the absorbent. If the absorbent gets into your eyes, rinse with plenty of water. If any discomfort persists, consult a doctor.