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A solar food dhydrator removes mostiure from food to ensure proper preservation. It uses heat and air flow to reduce the water content in food. This process prevents bacteria from growing and ruining food.
All materials were reused from various sources, but can be cheaply purchased if you don't already have access to them.
All materials were reused from various sources, but can be cheaply purchased if you don't already have access to them.
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2x 22 inch 2x4
2x 16 inch 2x4
3' 1x3
5' 1x4
5' 1x2
3' 1x1
Plywood
18"x11" window (glass or plastic)
Screen
Hinges
Nails
Screws
Dark stretchable material.
2x 16 inch 2x4
3' 1x3
5' 1x4
5' 1x2
3' 1x1
Plywood
18"x11" window (glass or plastic)
Screen
Hinges
Nails
Screws
Dark stretchable material.
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Apr 3, 2012. 3:20 AM
WWC
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WWC
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What kind of dark stretchy fabric do you suggest?
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Apr 2, 2012. 5:57 PMspystealth1
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spystealth1
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This is really great! I've been thinking of making one of these for a while, but I'm wondering if it will work in the hot but HUMID weather of Florida (U.S.). Will it still dry stuff in that kind of humidity?
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