Diy glove drying rack

chriskauffman.blogspot.ca: Easy and inexpensive DIY mitten and glove dryer

Are the kids bringing home sopping hats and mitts? Are you tired of going out to shovel and freezing your hands off? I whipped up this scrap wood mitten drying rack in about 30 minutes and now the kids stuff is dry, and my stuff is warm.

Choose one of these brilliant mitten drying rack ideas for your home to create the ultimate DIY drying rack for your entryway.

Slipper, Shoe and Glove Dryer: A simple wire rack dries things easily if you have floor air vents. I machine wash my slippers (Wal-Mart), and this rack dries them quickly while retaining their shape. Since I wear the slippers for hours each day during cold weather, I also put the…

materials: bathroom vent: $12 60" drain pipe: $5 1/3 sheet 5/8" plywood $5-$10 time required: 1 hour

Elevate your hockey game with this compact Hockey Drying Rack to organize and dry all your gear. The downloadable plans help you build your own cost effective drying rack. Downloadable Instructions include: 1. Shopping List of required materials needed to build. 2. Cut List 3. Step by Step instructions with diagrams and actual pictures of assembly 4. Bonus instructions to connect a boot dryer Designed by a Hockey Mom and former player to keep your gear fresh, dry, and ready for action! This…

Never lose your gardening gloves again with this DIY clipboard or garage wall organizer that is easy to make and SO DANG helpful!

Another project brought about by my laziness and in this case self preservation. After skinning my knuckles numerous times removing and then re-inserting five pairs of ski boot liners so that I can put them near our woodstove to dry, I decided that it was time to make a boot and glove dryer. A quick bit of research online and I was off to the races. This needed to dry 5 pairs of boots and gloves! Heat or no heat?! What size fan? etc... I decided on no heat to keep it cheaper and simpler. The…

We live in snow country and deal with the fluffy white wet stuff about half the year. This is my all-time favorite gadget for drying soggy gloves/mittens, boots, shoes, damp socks, or anything small...

UGLY, but fully functional For almost nothing I made a boot dryer. I bought a bathroom ceiling fan for $13 and used wood from a drawer. I cut off the cord from something that went into the trash and found some PVC pipe and I was in business. This is the fan unit. I mounted it to a two by four and mounted that into the drawer. Then I drilled the holes for the PVC and glued them in place with gorilla glue Tux made sure I did a quality job.... Then I used some bathroom caulk and sealed around…