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depending on how many you are drying and how big your harvest/flushes are, a commercial grade dehydrator with multiple shelves is great. very very low heat (myths about heat and mushrooms abound - they actually withstand heat pretty well before degradation....ever make tea with boiling water? doesn't hurt a thing!)after they come out of the dehydrator, let them sit in open air for 24hrs or so - any last bit of moisture is easily evaporated then.invest in a vacuum sealer as well - that's where desiccant is useful. put one of the small sacs of desiccant in the vacuum seal bag. they'll last for years if kept cool and dark.
depending on how many you are drying and how big your harvest/flushes are, a commercial grade dehydrator with multiple shelves is great. very very low heat (myths about heat and mushrooms abound - they actually withstand heat pretty well before degradation....ever make tea with boiling water? doesn't hurt a thing!)
after they come out of the dehydrator, let them sit in open air for 24hrs or so - any last bit of moisture is easily evaporated then.
invest in a vacuum sealer as well - that's where desiccant is useful. put one of the small sacs of desiccant in the vacuum seal bag. they'll last for years if kept cool and dark.