Nutrichef Electric Food Dehydrator Machine, Professional Multi-Tier Kitchen Food Appliances, Meat or Beef Jerky Maker, Fruits and Vegetable Dryer with 5 Stackable Trays, High-Heat Circulations- PKFD12

I’ve plugged it in for the first time and the device just burnt and had an internal explosion. Good thing it didn’t short circuit my electrical grid. Not sure if the uae wattage is different, but there were no warnings or instructions for that. The refund went through, but the product is dangerous for the home electrical circuitry

Me gusto todo lo que he visto del producto hasta ahora. No hace ruido, en la mañana está listo lo que puse en la noche, y todo queda rico sin mezclar sabores.Aún no he visto el recibo de la Luz por lo que no se cuánto gasta de energía eléctrica y en las instrucciones no viene. Espero no cambiar de opinión después

Worst product. I received defective and damage product. Do not buy it. I'm claiming for refund but seller not responding.

I purchased this to take the next step in preserving food. The unit is very easy to use and works as indicated. We did rotate the trays as recommended with the instructions and haven't had any issues with uneven drying as long as we strive to keep the thicknesses even. The trays are easy to clean and I've only needed to wipe the base with a damp paper towel when some herbs fell through. As with any kitchen appliance, storage is always the bother. It's nice that the height is low when the trays are collapsed, but the girth of the unit is wide so it takes up quite a bit of room on the shelf.Our food drying experiences:My first uses were to dry extra pears and apples we had left over from canning. They turned out great - so great, that they didn't last long...so much for preserving. We did another batch of pears and apples as well as okra to take on a mountain hiking vacation. This was perfect because they were very light-weight to carry and filled with energy and nutrition to fuel the hiking. We've tried other things since. The pear and apple rings have come out perfect every time. We attempted banana chips following the instructions to get them hard (not pliable) but found them too hard, so I think we'll try them again to see if we can improve the texture. While the okra tasted great, it too was probably dried too long (following the instructions). I also dried the herbs that were remaining in our herb garden before the first frost hit (parsley, basil, and mint). All of the herbs came out perfect and smell so good - my goal is to never buy dried herbs from the grocery again if I can grow it myself. With the exception the dried herbs, everything we've dried has been eaten within two weeks. While this confirms how great they taste, it hasn't given us an opportunity to verify that the dried food can sit on the shelf for up to 6 months without going bad. Perhaps now that we have a lot of winter tubers and squash, we'll try to make some veggie chips so it doesn't sit on the shelf until next summer.

This little dehydrator works great ! Easy to use , easy to clean and it's also fairly compact so it won't take up much space on your counter. ( about the size of a bread box )

This a basic, few frills machine. What I like about it is it is simple to use, drys food well, as it is suppose to; and is comparatively low priced. There are fancier units available with more features, but it comes down to what you are willing to pay, and how many features you really need. This unit is a basic model, but it works just fine. I also like that it has an air circulation blower which is far better than the bare-bones machines that only have a heating element. I frequently make jerky for my dogs because they have food allergies (like 4-5 x/week). I thought the machine might not last very long because of how often I use it, so I really didn’t want to invest in an expensive unit. The one I bought works well, is easy to use and clean, and is priced much lower than similar units.