FOOD DEHYDRATOR for drying??

[cayugacanIBus]

I was just wondering if a food dehydrator without a heating element would be a faster way of drying bud...ya know just sticking one of them table-top ones in a dark place? Or does it simply take time for the clorphyl to get out of the bud and I should proceed with just hanging them up in a closet or something...

cayugacanIBus Reviewed by cayugacanIBus on 10-30-2007. FOOD DEHYDRATOR for drying?? I was just wondering if a food dehydrator without a heating element would be a faster way of drying bud...ya know just sticking one of them table-top ones in a dark place? Or does it simply take time for the clorphyl to get out of the bud and I should proceed with just hanging them up in a closet or something... Rating: 5

[dylan]

Time is the only thing that clears the clorphyl out. You could put them in the dehydrator for a quick dry, but you would still have to cure them.

[Storm Crow]

Smelly, harsh smoke, faster.

[GoldenGoblin]

Had a friend try this two different times. I agree with the above.
if you have to dry in a hurry though it works nice.
disconnected heater that is.