Snowpea Electric Shoe Dryer - As Seen on TV - Electric Ski Boot Dryer Trainer Dryer for Shoes Work Boots Gloves with 3/6/9 Hours Timer

so grateful to have bought this device. Drys my shoes perfectly ready for the next wear.

Very useful and easy to use...Good value for money

It's getting to that time of year where we're going to get more rain and mud, bringing the inevitable soggy shoes!! I've always just stuck them onto a radiator but is this mains powered shoe heater a better option?The design of the heaters is well thought out. You get two heaters, made of a durable plastic with what looks like a heating element inside, the plastic effectively creates a void area for the heat to circulate and prevent the elements from coming into contact with the fabric of your shoes etc.The product is very easy to use, simply push one element into each shoe, then click the one button on the power cord, one click starts it on the default time setting, subsequent presses cycle through the three timer options of 3, 6 or 9 hours.I tried these on damp shoes and they did a decent job. The temperature rose instantly and seemed to climb consistently to just over 53c in around 13min, more than enough to dry your shoes. I can't say that I noticed a reduced smell to using a radiator, but I'd assume the heat they create would help to break down bacteria?Overall, I'd say that although these aren't a breakthrough to a radiator, they do seem more effective, and ultimately they will be more cost effective if you don't need your home heating on when you want to dry your shoes. Priced at £22.99, with a £3 off voucher at the time of ordering, I feel that these offer reasonable value and provide an efficient way to dry your footwear between uses.

Worked great

Great gadget to dry out wet walking boots. Works well warm but not hot enough to cause any concern. Steadily dries wet or damp walking boots

I got this as a gift for my daughter and she loves it. Dries quickly. Easy to use. They warm your slippers too. I rated this product a five, it does everything it says.

Great little product really help with wet football boot as trainer stops the getting that damp smell

Well, it's obvious why some people might need this...They go out in the rain, hiking in the mountains, or running in the rain, and they need to get their shoes ready for the next day of hiking. Climbing into wet shoes is uncomfortable, and is more likely to lead to injuries, skin problems, and (worst of all) smelly feet !!!I did wonder after ordering, but before receiving it, whether there was a fan inside which blew warm air around.Actually no - it is just a heating element, which you push down into the depths of your shoe, and the warmth of the element dries your shoes, by local contact.The temperature apparently gets up to 55C, which is hot enough to be painful if you hold it for a long time - so don't hold it for a long time !!A timer is part of the control unit on the wire - it selects 3hrs, 6hrs, & 9hrs, based on how wet your shoes are, and what material they are made from.It seems likely, if used well, that if you put the shoe drier in your shoes last thing at night, that most wet shoes would be dry in the morning.The plastic certainly felt quite hot to the touch after 5 mins of heating. I did have an impression that 1 side of 1 element was a little cooler than the 3 other sides.I also have a feeling that if parts of the shoe are wet but the element is not in contact with that wet bit, that those bits will dry much more slowly.The element is 17 x 6.5cm in size, so significantly smaller than most adult shoes. You should probably push the element in as far it will go into the shoe, as it is those bits which will dry most slowly. The heel is more open to the air anyway, and so will evaporate dampness faster for that reason.So, in conclusion, and interesting product, useful for some people, and at a price which is not unreasonable.Alternatively, you can always consider doing what I have done for years - put the shoes on a radiator, or inside the cylinder cupboard.

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Ich bin beruflich und auch sportlich viel im Freien unterwegs. Bis vor kurzem wusste ich nicht, dass es elektrische Schuhtrockner gibt. Jetzt konnte ich diese nützliche Erfindung einmal ausprobieren.Jeder kennt das Trocknen mit Zeitungspapier und jeder weiß auch wie lange das dauert. Viel zu lange, wenn man keine Ersatzschuhe hat. Je nach Schuh dauert es nämlich immer länger als einen Tag mit Zeitungspapier.Der elektrische Schuhtrockner verspricht hier viel kürzere Zeiten. Die maximale Zeit, die an der Zeitschaltuhr eingestellt werden kann, beträgt 9 Stunden.Ich habe bisher zweimal meine nassen Laufschuhe trocknen müssen. Es waren aber zwei verschiedene Schuhmodelle, daher ist ein direkter Vergleich hier schwierig. Mit den leichten Laufschuhen hat es nur 3 Stunden gedauert, mit den etwas dickeren über 5 Stunden. Auf jeden Fall viel schneller als mit Zeitungspapier und vorallem viel bequemer.Besonders praktisch ist, dass ich immer abends mit dem elektrischen Trocknen fertig war und die Schuhe dann über Nacht ohne Gerät noch einmal richtig auslüften konnte. Das Gerät wird zwar nicht wirklich gefährlich heiß, aber ich lasse es trotzdem (trotz Zeitschaltuhr) nicht gerne über Nacht unbeaufsichtigt.Von den Schuhtrockern werden hier zwei varianten angeboten. Bei der Basic-Variante ist es nicht so, dass man die Schuhe komplett alleine in einem Arbeitsgang schnell trocknen kann, da die Trockner in ihrer Größe nicht verstellbar sind. Bei der Produktvariante „Basic“ haben die Trockner nämlich nur eine feste Länge von ca. 17 cm und füllen somit den Standardschuh eines normalen Erwachsenen nicht komplett aus. Dadurch bleibt entweder die Zehenspitze oder die Ferse beim Schnelltrocknen noch etwas feucht. Deshalb ist es effektiver, die Trockner während des Trocknens zwei bis dreimal hin und her zu schieben. So geht es schneller.Gemessen verbrauchen die Trockner zusammen im Durchschnitt nur etwas weniger als 0,02 KWh. Das ist wirklich erstaunlich wenig.