I dont want to buy this without some thoughts from owners, would this sheet still work if cut to fit a round dehydrator tray with hole in the middle?
2020602
James, Before you go out and spend money on this rather expensive sheet, just try some regular wax paper from the grocery store and see how that works with your dehydrator.
2020603
I only have the square dehydrator trays. I have not tried cutting it. It is pretty resistant from ripping though. It appears to have woven fibers in it. I would say the answer to your question depends mostly on how your dehydrator circulates air. If you have the trays covered with these sheets, will the air still be able to reach all of the trays, or does your dehydrator depend on the tray holes for circulation?
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I wanted a dehydrator that had a big open area inside. I use mine with the trays for food. And without the trays to dry sugar work . I love mine !!
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It looks like it would be a snug fit... as goldngemgirl said... but it does work great for my cookie sheets, cutting boards, muffin tins, etc...
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I think so because the material is foam and looks like it could be cut. It has a pattern on it but if maintenance of the pattern is not as important as the size, I think you could cut it
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It's a vinyl mat, so I'm sure you could cut it out to work. It may drain a little slower or need cleaning under mat more often but I'm sure it would work. Hope this helps!
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Yes, it will fit, but just barely! If you have to cut a hole for the post, you're kind of defeating the purpose of the tray, which is to contain a good amount of water that spills on it.
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I tested it on an old dish towel and it made a hole but did not completely cut all the way around. Then I tried it on an old terry towel and it cut pretty much all the way around but you have a tag so you have to pull it off. If you are thinking of threading something with it for the towels or blanket it probably should work. I have used mine only on tin lids and heavy cardboard.
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No, the liquid will not spill if cut because there is plenty of space between the cubes. I don't remember the exact dimensions but the sheet is large yet making 6 sheets will make them kinda small sheets
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Interesting idea! It is just that the batter on the inside square Of the tray stayed kind of raw... I would try just putting it around the edges, but to be honest, I would just do your idea in a muffin tray. By the time you pry it out it doesn't look like a circle anyway... Good luck!
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I believe the slices would work in a dehydrator. They're about 3/16 I think.
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Yes, it works great. It is what I use it for. You just have to be careful about moving it. Make sure you drag it without lifting the tray.
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Yes, the holes can be adjusted from tiny sliver (1/8 inch) to large (about 1/2 inch diameter). "Temptations" size food would come out with no problem.
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Personally I would never consider cutting it. I don't know what it would do but I know they stress not to ever cut anything on it with a knife. I would recommend buying a perforated pan (the one with all the tiny holes). I think those pans truly are what these silicon mats are meant to be used with. Sil-Eco makes a perforated pan that has big enough measurements for these mats for about $15 on Amazon. I have a similar one I bought elsewhere and the holes makes for some nice even baking.
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I have not tried to cut that type of foam but I would imagine it would, you might want to keep the temp dialed down so you do not get a melting effect.
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NOT unless you want to cut the 2 sides. I think they make a shorter size... search for it.
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I do not, I think slicing would make it dry out faster, unsliced you may have to just slice a bit off the cut end if not used all up.
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I'm pretty sure you can't cut it - because that would leak out the foam and liquid that are inside.You would have to look for a smaller one. There are even some hot compress medical-type packs that might work for you.