Will this product work for drying washed dahlia tubers prior to winter storage? Are they strong enough?
190755
It should work fine for this. It's pretty well constructed, and can easily hold several pounds of tubers.
1573454
Yes, I have used it one a couple glass flower vases and it's worked quite well. Takes at least 4-6 hours to dry. I believe the directions say something about using heat or steam to make it rise more but the way you see it bubbled on the glass is how it will dry.
1961608
So long as they are dried out I don't see why it shouldn't. To be on the safe side, however, you might want to ask the manufacturer.
1766527
They work well as long as the fruit is dry when you put it in. Don't wash beforehand. If they are a little dampish from being ripe, I sometimes put a piece of paper towel in with them.
1742466
I would think that if the gloves fit on the drying rods, it would work. This unit does not get overly hot. you might contact the manufacturer of your boxing gloves to make sure.
1192301
They seem to hold moisture as well as any container. With all container gardening, you have to water a lot more than you would for an in-ground garden. I haven't had any problems with the bags seeming drier than other containers I'm using, and my tomatoes are doing just as well in the bags as the pots.
886202
Yes.... I would say not to waste your money on these. They do not hold up tomato plants very well plus they cracked so it wasn't holding the water in the tray. But your experience may be a different one.
1267140
I wash them in the machine, under "sterilization." It works well. I do NOT dry them. I let them air-dry.
242612
Hi, thanks for asking. I'm not sure that I would use a drying rack but sterilize the bottles. Tommee Tippee has their own sterilizer. My daughter-in-law doesn't use a rack but uses a sterilizer for my grandbaby. Sorry, I can't help more! http://www.tommeetippee.us/support/faqs/sterilizers-faqs/
472669
No it won't work, it's not sturdy and there is no lining that u can take out and clean. So if it gets damp there is no way of drying it
1638675
I don't know for sure but I don't see why it would not work fine... as long as they are fully dried out...
2051035
While I don't use these hangers for drying, based on how they are made I don't think you will have any problems with drying on them. The hanger is covered with plastic like material so there is nothing there that would cause discoloration or rusting. This is based purely on my educated guess since I only use the hangers for hanging dry clothing. Generally, I am very happy with these hangers. They do very well for my sweaters.
601392
I do, but I haven't owned them for long enough (only 3 washes so far) to know how they'll stand up to it. In any case, air drying them is probably best.
158739
Of course you can. I also had some left over of yam, and I simply sliced them and dried. It came out like yam chips. This thing will dry anything as long as you don't need them in one hour or so. If you are new with this, just make sure the bottom of the unit is clear when you dry something, and you won't have any over-heating like some reviewers complaint about. I have been using them (2 of them I have now) for over 10 years for various items from beef jerky to anything you want to dry.
947756
The items will overlap, but drying is not a problem, if you're home/apt is well heated. I've hung washable winter parkas/coats, throw blankets, towels, men's flannel pajamas and other heavy items on my rack and never had a problem with drying. I tend to hang heavier items on the top and lighter ones on the rungs in the middle and toward the bottom. Hope this helps.
2283919
I don't recommended you try something like that. It doesn't work, unless you want fried crusty hair! Lol. My roots have been damp after a minimum blowdry and it worked Ok. Best Results are after a Good Blowdry
179500
I would say yes, on cold, and with the metal rods removed obviously. And if you have a gentle option. The bags do have a hard cord that runs through the sides that help them keep their "U" shape. I wouldn't dry it in the dryer though, hang dry only.