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Boot and Glove Dryer
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04-27-2006, 05:41 PM,
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Boot and Glove Dryer
Tired of damp stinky boots or gloves?
 Get out the ShopVac, and $20 in parts at Menards, and build one of these! It will get your plush lined boots and gloves dry in a 1/2 hour. And it stops the stink as well. 
DEW ><
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04-27-2006, 05:57 PM,
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Re: Boot and Glove Dryer
If that thing gets rid of the stink after diving, I think my wife would try to put me on there...
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04-27-2006, 06:12 PM,
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Re: Boot and Glove Dryer
You need a tall, gangly, caffeine addicted, freak dryer/deodorizer for that...... ;D Oh yeah, nice dryer. One of these days I need to build one of those. |
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04-30-2006, 01:44 PM,
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Re: Boot and Glove Dryer
Got rained out for a test drive on my new dry gloves so...
Hubby decided to try making one of these things. Turned out pretty good. We just need the hose to connect it to a hair dryer. Will be checking out goodwill soon. So I have to say today turned out okay even if I couldn't dive.  Thanks for the idea. gail |
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05-01-2006, 06:02 PM,
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Re: Boot and Glove Dryer
I think you want to use the blower output of a Shopvac instead. The hairdryer might melt the PVC unless it has a no heat setting. It might take a little longer as the hair dryer has less CFM than the Shopvac.
The detachable motor ones work best, also easier to take along, if you can find power or generator.
DEW ><
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