Portable Work Boot Dryer,Foldable Shoe Dryer for Gloves Shoes

My Airbnb Guests Can't Stop Talking About This I'm an Airbnb host and I bought this boot and shoe dryer about 18 months ago for my property. It has been one of the most unexpectedly popular amenities I've ever added. Guests absolutely rave about it. Why guests love it: Whether they've been hiking, caught in the rain, or just dealing with wet shoes from morning dew at the campsite nearby, they toss their shoes on this dryer and wake up to warm, dry footwear. I've had multiple guests mention it in their reviews — it's one of those little touches that makes a stay memorable. The adjustable folding rack makes it versatile — guests can dry boots, sneakers, sandals, whatever they've got. It folds down compact when not in use, so it doesn't take up much space in the room. Setup is as simple as plugging it in. Durability: After 18 months of constant guest use at my Airbnb, this thing is still going strong. It's been used by dozens and dozens of guests and hasn't skipped a beat. Bottom line: If you're an Airbnb host, vacation rental owner, or just someone who deals with wet shoes regularly — buy this. It's affordable, it works, and your guests will thank you for it. Honestly one of the best small investments I've made for my property.

I have had this for 2 years and recently been sharing the purchase with other soccer families so realized I needed to write a review. This thing is clutch and so handy. It works fast but honestly I just put it on the longest duration and let it run. The air is heated and warm so the drying is extra effective. It’s supported us through 4 soccer seasons and my kids friends say our shoe dryer is way better than theirs. Very affordable for what it is and reliable. Would buy again!!!

Overall it seems to be working ok after about a handful of uses and am mostly satisfied. The timer works but there is a slight timer noise like a little timer gear spinning but it’s relatively quiet - I only notice if I’m near it and thinking about listening for the noise. The fan noise of the dryer is noticeable but is a soft blowing sound that I personally don’t find disruptive and fades into the background as white noise - I maybe more so notice after it turned itself off and it’s quiet again. I’d also expect some noise from a product like this if there’s to be an adequate fan. I’ve always set the timer to the full time to dry very wet kids gloves and boots on, and items have been dry later when I check (sometimes they just sit on it overnight even after the timer runs out so tha could play into some of the factoring into the drying is added time overnight just sitting out after the drier had been running on it). Overall, the drying functionality is good though because I don’t have wet snow gear from kids lying around or still wet in the morning before school. My kids have also put hockey skates and gloves on it after a practice or outdoor practice to just help with drying out gear fully. I like that the size of it is relatively compact; certainly more so than non-collapsible versions on the market. I feel like I could pack it along easily if going on a winter vacation where I’d anticipate wet gear or on a hockey tournament to possibly dry out between games. The collapsible feature is nice for tucking it away when not in use, and the folding down or popping the arms back up works easily. The arms fold up, and then they extend up to make the arm taller. The one complaint I have is that one arm is a bit loose - there are little “buttons”/spots to press in to shorten the arm before folding it down flat just doesn’t want to stay as well. So if I just slide a glove on, the arm shortens unless I do so carefully, and it seems to not want to hold the weight of a kid’s boot. So I put the boots on one of the other 3 arms that hold snug, and carefully put a glove on. I feel like I worry if the holes the heat come out of in that one arm wouldn’t be as well-ventilated if not fully extended and then possibly wear out the motor (or overheat?). I debated if I return it or exchange it if possible, but I really needed it for wet playground winter gear that I didn’t want to wait and I felt I had enough of a work-around to make do.

I have a dog with an annoying habit of licking the inside of my slippers. There is nothing worse on a cold evening than slipping your foot into slobber soaked slippers. This boot dryer works like a charm though! 30 minutes and my slippers are toasty and dry again. As my dog is not likely to kick his habit, this device is going to get a lot mileage and I most certainly will get my money’s worth.

I typically will wash my shoes when they get dirty and then place them over a vent to dry. Too many times have I went to put them on after and they were still wet. With kids in the house too and more shoes it was time for a better solution. I bought the Manledio Electric Shoe Boot Dryer and am very happy with the purchase. After washing my shoes I placed them on the dryer for 25min and they were completely dry. The timer is easy to use and the product works just as expected. I have used it many times and the results are consistent. Pros: - extendable arms for different shoes sizes and type - timer for auto shut off - relatively quiet - folds flat for easy storage Cons - needs to be close to a plug *Update - after 16 months of ownership and use, the shoe dryer has broken. The timer failed and it no longer would turn on*

Compared to other boot dryers, this product is just as effective at a cheaper price. It works well to dry boots, gloves, socks, etc... I live in Maine, so I use a boot dryer year round. Whether your sneakers are wet with sweat or your winter boots are wet from the slush and snow, this dryer will work well. I like it's small size, but it's still more than capable of drying even the largest boots. It folds down and fits easily under a bench or in a closet when not in use. The only drawback to the small size and light weight is that it may tip over if you're trying to dry heavy boots/shoes. I just lean the shoes against our shoe rack or a wall and it works just fine, but I thought I would mention it as this may be a dealbreaker for some people. The timer feature is nice as well, so you can just "set it and forget it". You don't have to worry about the dryer running all night if you forget to shut it off.

I got one of these and stuck my winter gloves on to see how it worked. Within 5 minutes, there was a clicking noise and the fan/heat turned off (timer still active). I took the gloves off and after several minutes, it clicked back on. And then back off a few minutes later, even with nothing on the drying rods, it turned off again. I extended the arms, which exposes more exit holes for the air. And it still clicked off after only a few minutes. Almost certainly an overtemperature protection circuit tripping. So I returned it as defective and got a replacement. This time I let it warm up to room temperature for a few hours before turning it on, and let it run for several minutes with nothing on it, to get rid of the "new heater smell". With the arms fully extended and machine already running, I put my gloves on the vents. There's an audible change to the fan noise as the gloves go on. Again, after a few minutes, it clicked off with a long time left on the timer. So I adjusted the gloves and waited for it to run again. Same thing. Auto-off after a few minutes. The third try, I set the gloves on as delicately as possible, making sure there was lots of room for air to escape. This time it stayed going. I have yet to decide if it stays or goes back for a refund. This thing had great reviews and if I can't trust that, what other similar product can I trust? I think they should have designed this thing to turn off the heat when necessary and leave the fan running.

I'm not really one to leave reviews ever but for the longest time I'd wanted to get a boot dryer but didn't feel like dropping 50 or 60 bucks on one well I decided to pull the trigger and give this thing a shot and I thought it would be some generic junk that didn't work but to my surprise this thing is awesome, the built-in fan and heater dry my Red Wing boots surprisingly fast and thoroughly. I work at a rock quarry and I'm pretty much in charge of dust control so I'm always getting my boots wet the minute I get there to the minute I leave my boots get soaked, both inside and out and these things will have my boots nice and dry like they've never been wet on the inside when I set the timer to the max setting one time. If you're on the fence about getting a boot dryer, don't be order this one it's worth it's weight in gold.

Great for drying kids shoes and saturated football boots. Only needed to use for 60-90 mins so far, longer drying times are possible but seems to be pretty efficient. Good size as well for packing and taking on weekends away

I use it to warm / dry my ski boots either before or mid-day. Absolute game changer putting on nice dry warm ski boots. Folds up very small and can be placed in a backpack for use on ski hill. Works very well.

Really works and reduces the wet boot smell lol

Brilliant piece of kit, can’t believe I went years of smelly football boots before coming across this gem Dries my daughter’s boots quickly, not too noisy and easy to fold and store away when not in use. A must for any footballer!

We have used a few different types and brands of boot warmers however this one has been the best by far. It’s plug and play ready: heats up quickly and has my husbands wet, muddy construction boots dried by morning. A game changer for the construction worker!