I have tried it. It does work but it is a slow process and you need to use a room/container that regular humidity can't get in where the honey can absorbe the moisture. You will also need a way to check the moisture content of the honey.
I gave it up because it was slow . Although I do have a dehumidifier in the honey house.
I watched a show that said to stack the supers where air could flow through them and put a fan where it would blow on them with a dehumidifier in the room for between two and seven days.
Ruben- All the while I have honey exposed in my extraction room I keep my box fan and humidifier going 24/7. Best to be on the dry versus the wet side.
Update to the above- Change humidifier to dehumidifier.
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