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i've got a clothes dryer thingy - they go for really big ones here ..which has a plastic netty tray thing for drying wool sweaters etc flat...and its great for the beans...not that they need much drying - its been so dry here this year.. just dont hang damp clothes over the top.......
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Can you dry beans above a woodstove, or is that too warm ? It's the only source of heat in my house, and damp is a real problem...
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Snohare, you don't need heat as such, just a lack of moisture ... how about rigging up a platform kind of thing hung from the ceiling? I'm thinking of a Sheila's Maid kind of effort
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We had really bad damp in our understairs cupboard [the house was built in 1880]......until I got one of these [see the top 2 items]
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I might pop it next to my trays of beans for the next few weeks!Last edited by zazen999; 11-09-2009, 08:34 AM.
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This is my first year for intentionally leaving beans to dry.Some of the pods look rusty,is this normal & are they still OK?the fates lead him who will;him who won't they drag.
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