How hot?

[Mal Paso]

I put them in at 250F last time and they colored a little. It was a propane oven so moist heat. I left them in long enough to get hot then pulled them out to finish drying. I usually put them in the sun but it was raining at the time.

Metal in the sun can go 260F easy.

[Geezer in NH]

My electric oven will stay at 170-175 with the door slightly open. Son mad up a small muffin fan that gets put in with the brass it circulates the wet air up and out the door. That will dry 1000+ 223 cases.

If you have a convection oven try that with the fan going and prop the door open an inch or so.

[Rattlesnake Charlie]

I use my food dehydrator. The fan speeds things up. I start at 160 deg overnight, then as low as it will go for a few hours so I can handle them. I used to use oven. At 200 the brass would darken.

[Bird]

I use an electric hair dryer. Its quick, and plenty of air circulation.

[elmacgyver0]

Nature will do it if you're not in a hurry.

[sigep1764]

I take the brass that I anneal and drop into water to quench and lay them in a whip cream container, neck towards the bottom primer hole to the top and let them sit over night on an air vent. Good to go.

[GregLaROCHE]

I put my washed brass in reloading blocks. The next day are good to go. I guess you could use a hairdryer if you are in a hurry.

[Gtek]

Ear plugs and 140 PSI sure speeds things up down here.

[Rapier]

Went to kitchen supply and got 2 cookie sheets, I have an attic stairs. Just put the towel dry brass in the attic for a day, after I do a back and forth in a folded old towel, side to side over lap, then fold ends in, roll brass end of to end, inside the towel by lowering one hand at a time. Pour brass on cookie sheet.