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dehydrating
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Date: July 03, 2010 03:41PM I can't afford a dehydrator for now, but was wondering if anyone has experimented with solar dehydrating outside on full sunny days?
-Sandra Re: dehydrating
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Anonymous User
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Date: July 03, 2010 04:03PM I can't remember where I read it but it apparently gets too hot for food to stay raw dehydrated outside. Better off using the box fan and air con filter method I think, that is cool and I hear effective. Re: dehydrating
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Date: July 03, 2010 10:01PM its quite effective, just gotta make sure you are using air con filters or furnace filters that are fiberglass free, and dont use anti-bacterial/anti-fungal treatments in them, im not sure if they are exactly bad for you, but I think at the very least, it cant be good to have that stuff in your filters your using for dehydrating... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Oh, mirror in the sky What is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changing ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life? Re: dehydrating
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Date: June 04, 2012 06:22AM I was also wondering, we have a fan assisted oven - the fan is positioned right in the middle of the back wall of the oven, essentially blowing air to the front. Would this work well as a dehydrator? My worry is the lowest temperature is 50C, but considering the door will be fully open, do you think it might still be ok?
I don't want to buy the real thing because eventually I want to eat more naturally, but for now I sometimes still enjoy sprouted and dehydrated buckwheat.... Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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