General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
OT i guess - food dehydrating question	14-Jun-2013 At 12:19:21 AM	james
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I've had that happen Wendy, not quite dehydrated properly, left out for a day or 2. I've always just kept & packed it away anyway & its been fine. I usually keep it in the fridge until its used, just in case. I think time to dehydrate depends on humidity a lot... it was taking nearly 2 days in humid Brisbane summer, but 12 hrs or less in the Rockies (20-30% humidity most of the time).

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