I have the silica bags they came with but they also got left out (pretty sure they’re dead now)
There’s a dehumidifier near the rolls thou so that probably helps
If your filament absorbs too much moisture just stick it in an air-tight container along with some desiccant and put it in your trunk in the sun on a hot day. It’ll bake at just about the right temperature to remove the moisture and at night when the car cools the desiccant will absorb the moisture much faster than the filament. It’ll be ready for printing in the morning 
Thanx for the advice! Unfortunately I backed up into a tree yesterday and now I’m having issues opening the trunk lol
@Tim_Visible also that large pink one the light gray one one of the transparent and one of the white are protoparadigm 
nah man, you can always use more filament! This is one of my two shelf’s loaded with filaments i think i have over 64+ spools. http://www.dbclunie.com
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Qujtv9uA4nxz7zxb2
Show off 
Yeah I’m up to ~60 spools right now. mostly PLA and PETG but some ABS, various TPU blends (Ninjaflex, Semiflex, Cheetah, generic), and just a ton of different exotics
NICE! ill get there eventually lol
Little bit of self promotion but you want to print my wall mounted shelf: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2253244
Nothing wrong with self promotion
How do you keep the filament from absorbing moisture?