HELPFUL HARDWARE - electric shoe dryer

By BARBARA L.
Isenberg and Mary Smith.
1982 this is a digital version of an article from The Times Print Archive, before it starts online in 1996.
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In winter, when boots and shoes are often wet, it is convenient to have a sure way to dry them overnight.
According to the manufacturer, there are two electric shoes and boot dryers available in several catalogues that emit mild and stable heat that will dry overnight but will not make the shoes and boots
Peet electric shoes and boots dryer 22-inch-
An executive who can dry socks, hats or gloves.
It comes with feet
Part of the shape of the tube suitable for boots and shoes.
$39 dryer.
95 plus shipped from box 1248 Bromley, Manchester Centre, Vt. , 05255.
More compact boots and shoe dryers imported from Norway are small enough for skiing or hunting trips.
The dryer consists of two small feet made of aluminum
A shape fit for a pair of shoes or boots.
These are attached to a plug.
The dryer costs $19.
From Eddie Bauer, P. O.
Box 3700 Seattle, Washington, 98124.
Both of these dryers are carried in the Sporty Tool Shop catalogue at badavayac Lemmon County Airport, Ohio, Zip code: 45103.
Peet dryer costs $37.
50 plus freight and 20 plus freight for Norwegian dryer.
A version of this article appears on page C00002, country edition, February 11, 1982, with the Title: useful hardware.