Is this dehydrator NSF?
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I do not know if it is NSF certified, you may contact Excalibur to ask them . I do know for the price point you will not find a better dehydrator.................
996570
there is no stainless in this machine. almost 100% plastic. it's a decent dehydrator but if you can afford the little bit extra, get the Excalibur. I have both, I use the Excalibur first and this one second.
878354
My dehydrator is a FD61. I'm not sure if the LT2SG would fit your model or not. Check on the nesco Website to see which they recommend. Whatever model you have, the additional trays are an awesome addition! I can get so much more foods dehydrated. Good luck with finding your right model trays!
169333
Sorry, I do not know. I do like the one I purchased though. I've dehydrated just about everything and the beef jerky is fantastic
725821
Yes because it is compliant with NSF standard 42. Please refer to the fact sheet link http://www.waterchef.com/images/documents/WaterChef-Performance-Data-Sheet-C7000.pdf
141832
There is an optional book that Excalibur publishes. Well worth the money to get it with the dehydrator. I have the larger one and it is awesome! If you can the larger one is just better--same footprint but has more shelves so you can dehydrate more at once.
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Yogen, I'm not sure that it is. It came with a manual but nothing saying NSF certification. Best thing to do is call the company directly to see what they say. I would assume that it's not because most the parts are made in China. The system does work great and my TDS water tester shows that it eliminates almost all elements...3-5 on my meter. Beware of the tank though...I had it replaced 3 times and it still had an odor. I ended up buying the tank from another company.
18396
I emailed Nesco and asked this question, their reply: "They do fit in all our dehydrators." I will be purchasing and crossing my fingers that this is true!
1768286
No. I purchased one and they are inexpensive. You plug the dehydrator into the timer and then plug the trimmer into the wall socket.
1300395
As the product info states: "Norwesco tanks are manufactured using resins that meet FDA specifications to ensure safe storage of potable water, and where applicable, our tanks are also NSF approved." THAT SAID, I went over mine with a fine-tooth comb, and cannot find the International Food Safe symbol anywhere on it. Nor do I see the NSF seal on it.
999921
no, it's rather on the dry side, previously bought another brand, but i do not know the name, sorry. but this one i would not purchase again.
2153992
No I did a lot of dehydration. The slices are just right. I love mine and am 100 percent happy. Wish I had bought one years ago. It saves hours of time.
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I can't comment on the comparison because I have never used the TSM dehydrator. I can say the one I bought is working very well and I would recommend it.
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Linda, I checked the bottom of my stockpot and it dos not have a NSF stamp on it. If I recall correctly, a piece of cookware will have those letters displayed on it if it is indeed certified. I do use mine quite often and it has performed great. Hope this helps, Robert
1576544
The dial on the dehydrator says "155F" (68C). I have not personally measured this.
1461762
Yes, there's an NSF sticker. Pretty decent cooker for the money, cooks fast with satisfactory results. Not great for brown or wild rices, which is to be expected with a basic rice cooker like this one.
32399
This is the dehydrator I bought & the trays you are asking about fit this model that I am including a link to Nesco FD-80A Square-Shaped Dehydrator Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging