Does anyone have the instructions for drying flowers in the microwave using kitty litter?
Deb
I'd recommend using the new desiccating litter. It really is the same as silica for flower drying. I don't know if clay litter would work. By using the microwave you can take several days off the drying process.
Use a small, soft paintbrush to gently brush off any leftover litter. (12/01/2000)
By admin2
I used to work in a flower shop, and I've seen attempts at the "kitty litter method", I've never heard of using a microwave. If these flowers are something you truly want to last, ie. a wedding bouquet. Don't mess around with kitty litter or your microwave. If you are really serious about saving them as a keepsake you will want to pay the money to have it done professionally or do a little more research and do it yourself in a professional manner. (12/01/2000)
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How do I dry flowers using the microwave?
Sheila from Mars Hill, NC