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Has Anyone Ever Successfully Dried Flowers In A Microwave?
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Hi I've been sent some roses and would like to dry one so it's preserved as well as possible. I've heard you can dry them in a microwave really effectively, has anyone ever tried to do this with any success or is there a better way rather than the traditional hanging method? Thanks in advance x
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Look down to microwave
Look down to microwave
I think a microwave may be hit and miss Kval. Silica gel?
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I prefer to dry them in a salt mix because they don't go so brittle
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I'd ask him to get you these in future Kva !
I'd ask him to get you these in future Kva !
I remember my mother using this simple method:-
For beautiful pressed flowers, gather clean flowers free of spots or blemishes. Try collecting them on a sunny day when they are not wet from rain or dew. Place the flower face down in a telephone book lined with parchment paper. Close the book, weigh it down, and leave undisturbed for seven to 10 days.
For beautiful pressed flowers, gather clean flowers free of spots or blemishes. Try collecting them on a sunny day when they are not wet from rain or dew. Place the flower face down in a telephone book lined with parchment paper. Close the book, weigh it down, and leave undisturbed for seven to 10 days.
Thank you all, tons to think about there. I've got some other flowers hanging drying from last week which are going on alright, and some being squished in a book, but roses are an awkward shape to press, so I thought I'd try something a bit more adventurous with these. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks everyone x
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