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Lets hear you tips for drying out the inside of water logged boots. I completly filled my 14 in leather firefighting boots with water the other day and cant for the life of me get them dry. i've been leaving them outside during the day in the sun and using a hair dryer but the bottom foot sections are still soaking. i heard stuffing them with newspaper will help but dont have any other ideas. anyone got any advice?
 

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i purchased a boot dryer from The SportsmansGuide a few years back. best investment ive made. IT will dry out your boots overnight.

thats by far the easiest way. but leaving them out in the sun, takes a while, but will work eventually.
 

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Take them apart! Insoles and all and leave them in the sun. That'll get them dry. :bigthumb:
 

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You could take a hair drywe and put it in one boot at a time for a while.
 

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boot dryers are the ticket man :bigthumb:
 

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i stuffed them with newspaper last night and it worked like a charm, alittle time with the hair dryer and they should be wearable. i'm definitly looking into a boot dryer because i hate having to wear rubber boots while these dry.
 

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I've had mine sopping wet multiple times, like had to pour the water out of them when I took em' off. And not once have they not been completly dry when I get them off the boot dryer. Mine is a Red Wing, but I think there are cheaper models out there.
 

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Was anyone else lured into this topic because they thought it said "tips for drying wet BOOBS" ??

haha :D: :D:
 

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yeah my boot drier is from red wing too ..... expensive from red wing ...... but worth it
 

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yea ive also got a redwing boot dryer. one of hte best things i ever bought. use it pretty much everyday. mine has the different settings also i know some do and some dont. but usually if my work boots or fire boots are wet just throw them on there at high for a few hours and its all set. but usualy every night i put it on low and put my work boots on it. its the ebst to get in a warm pair of boots when your going to work at 530 no matter how hot it is outside.
 

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Ive always jus let mine sit in the firehouse. I always knew we were gettn a big run soon when my boots were dry though. Dangnear everytime those and tghe rest of my gear gets dry we get a PI in the rain or they get soaked some how. Never fails :wall:
 

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On 2007-09-19 21:40, HOKIE14 wrote:
Lets hear you tips for drying out the inside of water logged boots. I completly filled my 14 in leather firefighting boots with water the other day and cant for the life of me get them dry. i've been leaving them outside during the day in the sun and using a hair dryer but the bottom foot sections are still soaking. i heard stuffing them with newspaper will help but dont have any other ideas. anyone got any advice?

Are you a fireman?.....and do not know how to dry out boots?


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