9 (23 cm) Max Microwave Flower Press Kit for Pressing Flowers and Making Pressed Flowers

Clean your microwave after use. It will leave a taste in food cooked in it afterwards.

Works well but very small

Easy to use, always always use in 30 second increments only. It gets really hot in just that small amount of time, so adult supervision should be used for children. I would be afraid of anything more than 30 seconds because it could burn you or the materials in the microwave. Used appropriately, it made very pretty pressed leaves and violets for me, happy with my purchase :)

I dried my first flowers and they turned out so pretty that I framed them. They dried in about 10 seconds. It is easy to over dry them so follow instructions and go a few seconds at a time.

It takes a lot of practice. Start with leaves first. Then move to flowers that are not “juicy” - i.e. rose petals, etc. Remember, the people you see using it on YouTube are showing a) their best example and b) they’ve been using it awhile. Your place will smell. Given how expensive the product is and how limited (not for “juicy flowers like sunflower heads), I don’t recommend.

It works- you have to microwave it a couple times and figure out what works but the smell it gives off is fowl. I had to literally open the windows because it smelled so bad. I guess that’s what happens when you microwave flowers and the misrule out of them but I’m disappointed no one mentioned this to me before!!!

I may have gone overboard with my flower drying but this product makes it very easy. We have so many beautiful tropical flowers that only last a day or two but now can be kept nearly forever. Its just complicated enough of a process to make it fun but easy enough that its a relaxing activity.

The product came very quickly. I’ve used Microfleur many times and love the results. Just as the directions say many flowers don’t retain they’re colors and some flowers take longer to dry than others. The process takes some experimentation. Not a problem for me. Have fun

The Microfleur is great! I got the larger size, as I had a lot of wildflowers to dry to include in resin products. I was able to dry hundreds of flowers and leaves in just a few hours, rather than waiting weeks for them to dry with traditional pressing methods. Additionally, color preservation was better than with flowers pressed under a book. Some flowers do take a surprising number of rounds to dry, because they are full of water. Keep with it and make sure the flowers are fully dry, though. It is worth it in the long run, as the flowers wont rot or change color, ruining your project.

Present for the misses. She has used it several times this summer and really likes it. Was using a book press system before, this is much quicker and she says it gives better results. I agree with her. Not because I think it is better, I have no clue, but because thats what you are supposed to do, so I say Yep looks great or something to that extent. She is excited and likes it, so what else really matters?