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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.
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SnoSeal and boot driers, what a natural fit!
Mark Begich, Joaquin Jackson, and Heller resistance... Three huge reasons to worry about the NRA.
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Campfire Oracle
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SnoSeal and boot driers, what a natural fit! Well…….. if ya use snoseal, there’s no need to dry the boots.
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
--Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice.
--ironbender
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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?
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Campfire Regular
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Never had any problem just setting my boots and gloves beside the woodstove.
Weird.......
I prefer peace. But if trouble must come, let it come in my time, so that my children may live in peace. ~~ Thomas Paine
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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. ![[Linked Image from hosting.photobucket.com]](https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/e78/montanasam/20240311_163453.jpg) I also sometimes use the glove adapters. They will also sorta work if you just set them over a furnace floor vent. 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.
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Campfire Oracle
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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? Just pour out your bunnies and change your socks. GGG. 👍
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
--Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice.
--ironbender
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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. 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.
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Never had any problem just setting my boots and gloves beside the woodstove.
Weird....... You burn all summer long, too?
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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. 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. 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
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