Silica Gel Desiccants in Tyvek Packets, can they be regenerated? (This question is more about the Tyvek material than the silica)

Ok, so I've got a ton of silica gel packets in Tyvek packaging, I'd like to regenerate them but after pages and pages of searching on Google I've found people saying both yes and no, plus a ton of places that give regenerating advice (or none) with no mention of the material they're packaged in.

I've even just seen a page right before I came here to post this saying to regenerate it at 130c which is 5c under the melting point of Tyvek. When I read about the temperature range of Tyvek I'm seeing that it can permanently distort above 79c, it begins to shrink at 85c, and that its safe temperature range is -73c - 82c.

So my question is, can silica gel in Tyvek packets be regenerated? At a temperature that won't require me to run our oven for 24 hours or more? Will using the microwave method cause the silica beads to heat up to where they'll melt the Tyvek?

From the temperature range information I've found my instinct is no, but with so many people saying you can, and/or that they have regenerated the Tyvek packaged ones it makes me want to ask folks more educated in materials science to get a definitive answer.

Thanks in advance for any insight offered on this!