I am looking to get one but so far I can only find a Silton(sp)? which is a 4 tray.I was thinking about advertising on Kijijji to see if anyone has a used one they want to sell.Might get a larger or more durable one that way,plus save money. My question is how has yours been for you,any problems...

heres the pictures of the mesh screens i made from stainless steel i have 3 different kinds of dehydrator so i made for them all

my ex boss gave me some stainless fine mesh soooo i made screens for all my dehydrators.its heat resistant and fine enough to be able to make fruit leather with it

While I lurk on the dehydrating threads, I don't dehydrate, I don't have the equipment and truth be told, the nature of my work schedule vs. my DH's work schedule means he does most of the shopping and cooking (and he's a far better cook!). A dear friend is stationed in Afghanistan this year...

I am looking into buying a small food dehydrator. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on the features I should look for. Also I understand that you can make tortilla chips,cookies, etc in one, has anyone tried this and if so has it worked well? Thank you in advance for any advice!

I just got my dehydrator in the mail and i currently have it running a whole load of onions. The kids want to do fruit leather but i dont know any recipies anyone here have tried and true kids love recipies??

How often do you use them and what to you dry?

I didn't know where to post this so I willpost it here. Does anyone here use a food dehydrator, or have you ever used one? I was wondering about the benefits, besides storage. I bought one 7 years ago, I know, not very frugal, but haven't used it. I keep thinking I will give it a try. So...

This is another new project we are going to attempt. Have lots of plans & can probably build out of all recycled materials. Has anyone had experience with a home-made chimney type solar dehydrator? Would love to hear your stories & any advice too...

Does anyone use them? Is it worth the effort? TIA

Do any of you use a dehydrator? If so, what things do you use it for? Just a few things you CAN do with one... Fruits: (Apples, bananas, berries, Coconut, grapes, melons, citrus, rhubarb, etc...) Fruit Leathers using apple sauce, or any pureed (in blender) fresh fruit. Veggies: (Beans...