Polymaker 3D Printing Filament Dryer and Storage Box - PolyDryer and PolyDryer Box for Filament Drying and Sealing with Heat Control, Compatible with PA Nylon, PLA, PVB, PETG, ABS, TPU 1.75mm 2.85mm
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CK1BX9G2?th=1
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Max temp is 73C
I bought a bunch of cheap cereal containers for my filament and used this conversion print to make them compatible with the PolyDryer:
https://www.printables.com/model/...rybox-offi
With dual port remix:
https://www.printables.com/model/...mate-cerea
Otherwise, they are having a sale on the
Polydryer boxes [amazon.com] for $23 - 10% = ~$21 - Regular price is usually $30. Unless you want to hang the cereal containers on a pegboard, I would recommend just buying the Polydryer boxes. With all the filament you use and the materials you have to buy (ball bearings, hygrometers, cereal containers, etc), it will come to about $10-15 per self-made container
You can also print an addon to recharge your silica:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/...Id-1344602 
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Picking up another dryer and box
This, with the famous $7 Sterilite 20 qt gasket box from Walmart and the $40 Sovol SH01 from Amazon (or $36 if you S&S), should be fine for most folks. But the vacuum bags tend to crease and leak... not sure how to avoid this other than patching the leaks as they occur.
If you only print in PLA, you can likely get away with just dry bags and desiccant. If you use anything else (especially TPU and PETG), a dryer will be beneficial. If you are in a humid area, you may need a dryer for PLA also
A bonus with the polydryer is that you can recharge your silica beads for reuse instead of putting it in your microwave or oven, which I want to avoid, even with the orange rechargeable silica
https://www.printables.
There a lot of community mods for this dryer, which is great
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