Cherishing Clothing and Furniture: The Dehumidifier 【Tanpachi】 That Absorbs Moisture and Odors for Semi-Permanent Use ♡

How to Keep the Humidity in Your Home Comfortable?

Suddenly, how do you manage "humidity" in your home?

Unfortunately, we haven't done anything to manage the humidity in our house, and even when it feels damp, we just rely on the air conditioner's dry and dehumidification settings.

While we can still enjoy comfort in the bedroom and living room when the air conditioner is on, the entrance and hallway are quite humid, which is frankly unpleasant.

I know that to keep the rooms comfortable (without relying on the air conditioner) and to prevent items in the shoe cabinet or closet from being damaged or moldy due to humidity, it's best to use "dehumidifiers."

However, the disposable types end up being forgotten after a few months, the types that collect water become bothersome to dispose of, and there's no space for a large dehumidifier in our cramped house.

Being lazy, I'm turning on the air conditioner again today, ignoring the humidity issues in spaces other than the living room and bedroom...

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"Sunpa" is Amazing!

At such times, the editor-in-chief Haruno from marry told me about this.

It's a dehumidifier called "Sunpa."

The biggest appeal of Sunpa is that, unlike ordinary disposable dehumidifiers, it can be used 【permanently】.

Once you buy Sunpa, you can use it without ever having to replace or maintain it for life!

Since it’s not disposable, it's eco-friendly, there's no hassle of disposing of water, you don't have to worry about replacement, and it doesn't incur electricity costs like a dehumidifier.

I felt like I had discovered an amazing product!

The One and Only Humidity-Controlled Charcoal Developed with Shimane University.

The contents of Sunpa are charcoal.

When you think of charcoal for dehumidifiers, you might picture Binchotan charcoal, but the charcoal used in Sunpa is said to have "more than twice the moisture absorption ability" of Binchotan charcoal.

Binchotan is made from broadleaf trees, while Sunpa uses conifers. The "hypodermis" that draws water from the ground is larger in conifers than in broadleaf trees, allowing for larger pores to absorb moisture.

This means that Sunpa can absorb humidity in a shorter time than other charcoals.

In addition, Sunpa's charcoal has:

✅ "Adsorption capability" that purifies the air and prevents odors

✅ "Insulation ability" with high heat retention and thermal insulation

✅ "Sound absorption ability" to absorb sound

Keeping them in your home will provide a comfortable space.

I want to place them all over my house...!

For Bags and Cushions Too.

Sunpa comes in various types to suit different uses.

What I thought was amazing was the 45cm×45cm type. It's the perfect cushion size, so you can put it in commercially available or your own cushion covers.

Isn't it incredible to have a large dehumidifier in the center of the living room without compromising the decor...!?

The long type can be placed in closets, shoe cabinets, or storage cases. It can fit into small gaps.

The small ones can even go into rice containers.

It's also good to put one in your bag. (I've heard they are popular among people with high-end bags like Birkin!)

I Want to Place Sunpa Throughout My Home!

Sunpa is a dehumidifier that can be used for life once purchased.

✅ One cushion-size costs 2,310 yen

✅ A trial set with five different sizes costs around 5,000 yen

✅ A set of 14 bags, suitable for the whole house, costs around 15,000 yen

Don't you think it’s fantastic that you can keep your home comfortable for life at this price!?

I plan to buy some for the closet, shoe cabinet, washroom, and storage under the bed. ♩

➡ Here is the product page for Sunpa