Post it here please.

IIRC, it was a hair dryer and some PVC. Made with T and two 90's and some short sections to look like a football goalpost.

I made one of those two decades ago. Still use it on occasion.

Why not just buy a boot dryer? They're cheap enough to buy instead of building some contraption...unless one simply wants to tinker.



https://www.tracylynncrafts.com/diy-boot-dryer/

We have a 15 wader boot dryer at our duck camp made of a chicken house fan.

I needed one for travel. Pretty handy and compact.

Boy I bet that thing isn’t a fire hazard.

You should get kicked right off the campfire for such a stupid idea! You want to spend a minute and 18 seconds on Amazon and $19.98 and not even do any welding or use a tractor to get something that works like a charm instead of spending three days, $117.64, two trips to Home Depot, one to Parts Plus or West Marine and end up with something that will make all your visitors say, "WTF is that thing," trip a 20 amp breaker on a regular basis and give your wife's family one more thing to say, "We tried to tell her how it would be with him," about? Where's your Campfire spirit man?

IDK, man. I’m just crazy like that.

Where does one buy a boot dryer?

I doubt that the general store has one.

I could rig up some washing machine drain hose with a Y....

Besides..it is not every day that I need to step into water deeper than the top of my boots...

I think you forgot setting the mud room on fire .

https://imgflip.com/memegenerator/86144935/Binford-boot-dryer-9000

That's a nicer reply than the one I was replying to when you deleted it.

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That one was not to you G!

I put my boots on the dryer every day. Your body releases moisture, and that moisture makes stuff stink...dry boots don't stink. Dry boots last longer and don't fall apart on you. Dry boots hold their shape better. This goes for work boots, casual boots, work-out sneakers et al. Oh, and they have glove attachments, that dry out gloves!

As for where to buy a boot dryer, they're just about any sporting goods or hardware store... But you don't get out much..?

What a time to be alive!

Thats so not the way most boots get damp and need drying.

It's just about getting warm enough to move this setup outside onto the deck.

Those boots are clean now but we are soon entering warm cow chit and calving and if I leave the dryer in the attached garage our house will smell like an Earthy cow barn.




I also sometimes use the glove adapters. They will also sorta work if you just set them over a furnace floor vent.

I know, I was just gonna say "Oh snap"

Ah, the romance of being a cattle rancher, eh?

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You don’t want leather boots to dry too fast, either. Stanard boot dryers are fast enough to get if done overnight and not ruin leather boots.

SnoSeal and boot driers, what a natural fit!

Well……..
if ya use snoseal, there’s no need to dry the boots.

Whada bout when ya go over your tops in overflow?

Never had any problem just setting my boots and gloves beside the woodstove.

Weird.......

Sam,

How you liking those boots?

I have a pair of the regular height wetlands boots, and the neoprene is taking a beating. Of course that's a lot on me as I'm wearing them in brush when it's wet out. I figure the high cuts would hold up a bit better.

Just pour out your bunnies and change your socks. GGG. 👍

Scott, the Muckmasters are my favorite chore boot for temps from about 0-50F. I get about 6 months out of them with constant use before they start getting a little wore out and potentially leak. Then I save the wore out pair for when it's below freezing or not that sloppy. Going on my 4 or 5th pair and really like them.

You burn all summer long, too?

Thanks Sam!

Thinking I’m quite a bit lighter than you on the boots, as I got two winters out of mine.

Will support that butthead Bezos and order the muckmasters.

Oh, and I heartily recommend the garden slippers for , well gardening when it’s still not sandal season.

Scott