Hi, Alex!

In case no one else suggested this already, you can use a timer like the
ones used to control lights, etc. to turn off (and on) your
dehydrator.   My husband uses a "Master Electrician" model from the True
Value Hardware store to turn his coffee maker on and off
automatically.  Then you won't have to run home in the middle of a drill
and fill operation.  LOL.

(Do you know anything about maxillofacial osteonecrosis?  It makes me
deeply regret not having eaten a Paleo diet from the get-go.)

Jane
Southern Arizona

At 10:03 PM 3/4/03 -0500, you wrote:
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>Try ebay.  I bought my dehydrator there for under $40.  It has a temp
>control, but no timer, that means I need to be home in 5 hours to turn the
>thing off.
><snip.
>Alex