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Air circulation
Posted by: bluemerle on Oct-29-12 12:51 PM (EST)

As you know, you need to get air circulation to the inside of the gloves. I just bought NRS Toaster Mitts and have the same problem. I put them on a stick (to keep the wrist open) and propped them next to the dehumidifier fan (so it blows into the mitt). It worked. A boot dryer might also work.

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How to Dry Neopreme Gloves - pjmsj21 - Oct-29-12 12:30 PM
- Paitence - mintjulep - Oct-29-12 12:42 PM
- cardboard tube or rolled up newspaper - Peter-CA - Oct-29-12 12:49 PM
- Air circulation - bluemerle - Oct-29-12 12:51 PM
- You could improvise, - steve_in_idaho - Oct-29-12 12:54 PM
- I turn them most of the way inside-out - Yanoer - Oct-29-12 1:05 PM
  - If I do that, they just freeze. - steve_in_idaho - Oct-29-12 1:40 PM
- get some clips - nickjc - Oct-29-12 1:56 PM
- Depends on the gloves - pikabike - Oct-29-12 2:20 PM
- Boot Dryer - aamapes - Oct-29-12 4:25 PM
- Sun and Wind - jimyaker - Oct-29-12 5:18 PM
  - Peet Boot Dryer - yaakker - Oct-29-12 7:49 PM
- boot dryer - parrothead600 - Oct-30-12 7:47 AM
- glove dryer - koasa1 - Nov-01-12 11:41 AM
  - As with my neoprene boots, I use - shirlann - Nov-02-12 12:31 PM
- If you do much paddling, ... - guideboatguy - Nov-02-12 2:38 PM
  - Why not a hair dryer? - magooch - Nov-02-12 11:18 PM
    - Can't use it for long - pikabike - Nov-03-12 1:05 AM
      - I gave up futzing around with it - rpg51 - Nov-03-12 7:15 AM
- Your car's defroster vents - goobs - Nov-03-12 9:56 AM
  - Hot Water - rpg51 - Nov-03-12 5:43 PM