Liao Ning moved swiftly, fully aware that time was of the essence.
"We should start by drying the water-drained petals," she suggested.
Realizing that not everyone had specialized drying boxes for food, she proposed using clothes dryers initially, as long as the petals were adequately dehydrated.
In the Empire, where the air humidity remained high, almost every household owned a dryer. While primarily used for clothes, it also had the additional functions of sterilization and disinfection, making it suitable for emergencies like this.
Carefully arranging the petals in the dryer, Liao Ning explained, "Given the circumstances, we'll use the clothes dryer for now. In the future, when making nectar, you can simply dry the petals directly, ensuring they are completely moisture-free."
Thanks to the improvements made by the royal family to the dryer, the petals were swiftly dried.
