I’ve been drying tomatoes in the Ronco 5 tray dehydrator. I’ve been rotating the trays – doing everything the instructions say. I’m at the end of the drying process and have found this white mold on some of the pieces. What have I done wrong? Should I have soaked the tomato pieces in lemon or something before?
I have a few 30g silica gel desiccant bags that need to be recharged.. I do not want to have to open them and use an oven, so could I just put them into a food dehydrator? Has anyone ever recharged them by doing this? Also, how long should it take? Thanks to whoever helps!
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Includes 8 trays, 8 fruit roll sheets, 8 drying screens.
Includes How to Dry Foods book by Deanna Delong.
1000 watts for the fastest fan-forced drying.
Adjustable thermostat.
Product DescriptionNesco American Harvest FD-1018 Gardenmaster dehydrator. Patented Converga-Flow. 1000 watts. The fastest fan-forced drying. Adjustable thermostat. Dries in hours, not days. Solid-state electronic control. Includes 8 trays, 8 fruit roll sheets, 8 drying screens and the HP-9 How to Dry Foods book by Deanna Delong. Is expandable to 30 trays.
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Is it okay to leave my dehydrator on all night? I read the manual but it doesnt say yay or nay? I know as a kid my dad use to leave his on all the time?