WILL THE PEET DRYER DRY THE MUCK BOOTS ? REALLY NEED TO HAVE A ANSWER AND WOULD I need to purchase extensions?
1101923
It will dry them nicely and you don't need to purchase an extension. The tube is about 20 inches tall from the top of the base.
1101924
I bought it for my son and he was rather disappointed. It too more time to dry than one his friend had (much cheaper and better quality) at Menards. It depends on the size boots. Adults. I would say extensions would be good but it would possibly slow drying time. The plastic is pretty ..flimsy so I am not sure it would hold up to extensions really.
1101925
I have a picture with my review, showing a pair of extra-large Chota mukluks on it (they fit nicely on the unit as sold here, with no extensions needed).
2219164
Yep. But u can do it without the extension. Just prop the boot over the smaller ends. It will work almost as well.
11097
The extentions are designed to convert the bed rails up to a king size mattress. You mount the extensions to the footboard and from there it just depends on what lenght you need. It will not give you the width if you need it wider I did see other hardware for that as well.
1297145
Yes you can dry four boots at once as the airflow is split evenly between all four vents, however you will need to purchase a 2nd set of boot extensions from the Maxxdry website, or I would purchase the "Rider" set which includes 4 boot extensions as well as helmet extensions. Here is the link on amazon to the "Rider" package: MaxxDry Rider Dryer Package
788257
I have just washed them with the rest of the laundry in either cold or warm water. Most of the time in the winter I use drying racks to add more humidity to the indoor air so thus far I have not dried them in the dryer. They do dry quite quickly being air dried.
2128226
I use them to store my boots as they stand up on the shelf better. They would probably stretch somewhat if you need them to stretch. One pair I took off the shapers as they did stretch them out and I did not want them stretched so it depends on the boot style I assume also. These are very nice when you have multiple boots and want to store them neatly.
1582942
I don't dry anything. I think dryers ruin everything; but I also live in an apartment & share a laundry room. Machine wash on permanent press. And then I hung comforter to dry. Fluffed up and does the job. I am using it as an insert for my duvet.
23894
It depends how much you wring it. I always wring it out halfway and mop, then wring it out again so it's drier and go over the area again. It gets very dry if you wring it a lot.
1737983
Hello, I spoke with MaxxDry directly and this item should only be used for boots and shoes. It is not intended for any type of gloves. This is an error in the product title and I will see how I can get this corrected right away. This item slips inside a boot or a shoe where as that type of footwear will provide a more rigid environment whereas a glove surface will collapse around the dryers.
1571019
Best to treat boots with a spray first to try to tone odor down, let dry, then put in. Will help some but how much I am not sure. Best to use as a preventative measure.
1654214
I have all the specs at work.....I would get it done by a hyundsi mechanic....they have the right machine to dry it.....too many people have tried themselves and they end up falling off and they lose it!
1696975
I don't think that would work as I believe there is a ball on top of the exit pipe that rises when the dryer is on. The cover is removable to clean out any lint that collects. Best option is to call them as I couldn't find anything on their website to help answer - toll-Free: 888-772-2345 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm CST
361134
I bought the boot dryer for my son to dry his ski boots, so far the boot dryer has worked great!! I would recommend this product.
254545
No, they dry quite quickly actually. Sometimes I will want a mop effect. I have to go over the same spot about 6 times then.
1122155
great, question. The work will not be seamless so depending on where the rip is it may work. If they are expensive boots I would take them in to a professional and get a quote.
208999
You would do better if you placed your ski boots near a heater or fan....DampRid captures moisture in the air. Hope this helps !!
426273
I would definitely recommend this product and I think it will get the job done. I used it on my boots and it worked wonderfully, although they had not been dry for six years, but I'm sure it would work but you at just need to put a little extra on since your boots are so dry. My Dad also says this is the best he has ever gotten and the only stuff to actually work on his boots. I definitely recommend this for your boots.