material 136 may be of any type and quantity reasonably required to meet system dehydration requirements turning now to an alternative construction as shown in fig3 it is apparent that an end 4 e of the center stabilizer section protrudes beyond an end 18 e of the porous desiccant bag 18 in the embodiment of fig3 it is contemplated that well known ultrasonic sealing methods can be employed to seal the end 18 e of the desiccant bag around the protruding stabilizer section 4 e to ensure that desiccant beads cannot escape the bag by allowing the center stabilizer section to extend beyond an end of the porous desiccant bag the protruding stabilizer section 4 e provides convenient means for gripping the entire desiccant package 20 a during installation and removal from the integrated dryer chamber in view of the embodiments shown in fig2 and 3 it is apparent that the overall length of the center stabilizer section 4 can vary depending on the length of the desiccant bag 18 or it may be longer than the bag be sealed around and protrude from the end of the bag to allow for gripping and easy removal from the integrated condenser dryer in this way the length and exact features of the desiccant bag can be adapted to the individual condenser dryer model in which it will be inserted the length of the entire desiccant package is determined first by the length.