WeDryer Filtered Drying Net – Herb Dryer with Carbon Filter
WeDryer Filtered Drying Net – Herb Dryer with Carbon Filter
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Description
Dry your harvest cleanly, without the smell filling the room
The WeDryer Filtered Drying Net is a hanging mesh dryer built for even, hygienic drying of herbs and botanicals at home. Its fine mesh keeps dust and contaminants off the product while smart ventilation pulls a steady airflow through the tiers, and a built-in odour-preventing charcoal filter scrubs the air on the way out so the smell stays contained. The result is beautifully dried herbs in around 7 days, without a bulky dehydrator or the musty, mouldy finish you get from a poorly ventilated dry.
Key Benefits
- Built-in odour filter traps drying smells so you can dry discreetly in a living space
- Smart ventilation and fan keep air moving evenly across every tier to prevent mould
- Fine mesh construction lets air circulate while blocking dust and airborne contaminants
- Dries in around 7 days, preserving colour, aroma and delicate terpenes
- Durable and easy to clean for repeated harvests
- Suitable for home or professional use
Struggling with mould and lingering odours when drying indoors?
Drying without proper airflow is where a lot of harvests are lost, stagnant air breeds mould and the smell takes over the whole room. The WeDryer tackles both at once, moving filtered air through the net so the harvest dries evenly while the charcoal filter keeps the odour locked in.
How to Use
- Spread trimmed herbs across the tiers in a single, even layer, avoiding overcrowding.
- Hang the net somewhere with a little ambient airflow and let the built-in fan and filter run.
- Check progress over roughly a week, turning material if needed for even drying.
- Move to jars for curing once stems snap rather than bend.
Technical Specifications
- Type: hanging multi-tier mesh drying net
- Airflow: built-in electric fan
- Odour control: charcoal (carbon) filter
- Filter material: synthetic fibre
- Filter life: change every 3 months
- Plug: UK mains
- Drying time: around 7 days
- Material: fine mesh netting, easy to clean
- Mounting: hangs up, no floor space needed
| By size | Replacement Carbon Filter | Herb Dryer XL Drying Net Including Carbon Filter and Fan | Herb Dryer Regular Drying Net Including Carbon Filter and Fan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiers | – | 5 | 4 |
| Wet capacity | – | – | 600–700 g |
| Carbon filter | fits the XL | 120 x 120 x 50 mm | 120 x 120 x 25 mm |
| Dimensions | 12 x 12 x 5cm | Ø 60 x 70cm | Ø 30 x 40cm |
| Weight | 0.25kg | – | – |
Frequently Asked Questions
Regular or XL: which size do I need?
The Regular is 30 cm across and 40 cm tall with four tiers, sized for smaller batches of herbs from a kitchen garden or a single small tent. The XL is 60 cm across and 60 cm tall with five tiers for larger quantities. Both have the built-in fan and carbon filter.
Does the replacement filter fit both sizes?
No. The 'Replacement Carbon Filter' option on this page is the XL filter (120 x 120 x 50mm). The Regular uses a slimmer 120 x 120 x 25mm filter.
Does it need power?
Yes. The fan that pulls air through the tiers and out through the carbon filter runs from a UK mains plug, so hang it within reach of a socket.
Questions & answers
What's included?
The Herb Dryer XL option is the complete drying net with a built-in fan and carbon filter. The Replacement Carbon Filter option is the filter on its own.
How long does drying take?
Around 7 days. Check progress through the week, turning material if needed, and move it to jars once stems snap rather than bend.
Will it stop the smell filling the room?
Yes. The fan pulls air through the tiers and out through the built-in charcoal filter, which traps drying odours.
How big is the XL?
It's 60cm in diameter, with fine-mesh tiers that keep dust off while air circulates.
How should I load it?
Spread trimmed herbs across the tiers in a single, even layer without overcrowding, then hang it somewhere with a little ambient airflow.
