Dehydrator Free to A Good Home!

[thetiggys]

I recently bought a Bee Beyer food dehydrator from flea bay. It was originally bought in the States but came with a power converter.

Have used it a number of times and it works fine......however the husband and boy are not to keen on my dehydrated delights

So would anyone like it?? Happy to arrange pick up from Greater Manchester/Warrington/Southport

Or I can go and get a price to post to anyone that lives further airfield and is happy to pick up the postage cost ....it's quite big and the converter is heavy though....

Free to a good home

[unsure]

i`d be interested in it , pm sent to you .

[Arzosah]

If that falls through, I'd be interested too - pm sent... (erm, about to be sent ).

[Cocotte]

I should have checked the forums yesterday instead of watching all of Revolution.

[unsure]

a big thank you to thetiggys , i`ve collected it today and going to give it a whirl later and try some onions

[thetiggys]

You're welcome unsure! Hope your dehydrated goodies are a success

[Arzosah]

Thetiggys, thats really great! Excellent result

[unsure]

seeing as its a bit late know , ive sliced some tomatoes and put them in . i`ll report back tomorrow with the results

[ForgeCorvus]

A write-up on the equipment would be good

[unsure]

i wouldnt know were to start on a write up to be honest .
its a bee bayer unit and has 4 trays with a air vent control underneath .

i put in some sliced tomatoes and left it on all night . by morning they were dried for the most part . some i think i cut a little to thick theres were a little bit on the rubbery side and could have done with longer , that or the air vent needed to be closed a little or opened i can`t decide on that bit but i`ll keep trying with different things . maybe a sliced banana this time .