elpenguino:

 

geoffwnz:

 

Very likely to be wet.  But try a small test print and see.  It might be ok, it might hiss and spit at you, you might get unpredictable results.

 

Then look up drying methods.  They range from filament specific drying boxes to sticking the reel in the oven for several hours.

 

 

I tried a print and it failed . I wasnt watching, cos life's too short , and came back to black spaghetti in mid air.

 

First couple of layers stuck to the bed ok.

 

Ender 3 so the issues could be many 😃 but it worked last time I used it.

 

I will try bake the snot out of the reel and try again.

 

Yep, the Ender 3 lottery.  Spin the wheel of failure options and see what sticks (or doesn't).

With the minimal cost of filament it may just need to be sacrificed to the 3D print gods and grab a new one.