LEquus
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Anyone have any non-electric ideas for getting horse boots to dry in the barn in Winter?
I hung my travel boots up in the barn for a week to dry and they still have damp spots.
It's an enclosed American style barn, but still stays pretty damp inside this time of year so not much is going to get dry in there without some help.
Taking my horses poopy shipping boots into the house even after they're rinsed is not an option. Husband has to draw the line somewhere...
I've thought about a free-standing heated towel bar or a dehumidifier in the rug room (which also stays pretty damp), but the yard owner is a bit strict with the electric usage.
Also considered one of those old school laundry wringer/mangle machines to squeeze out as much water as possible, but those are hard to find and the new ones are a bit pricey.
I'm going to try my battery powered shop fan next. It seems to help with drying his fleece coolers.
I hung my travel boots up in the barn for a week to dry and they still have damp spots.
It's an enclosed American style barn, but still stays pretty damp inside this time of year so not much is going to get dry in there without some help.
Taking my horses poopy shipping boots into the house even after they're rinsed is not an option. Husband has to draw the line somewhere...
I've thought about a free-standing heated towel bar or a dehumidifier in the rug room (which also stays pretty damp), but the yard owner is a bit strict with the electric usage.
Also considered one of those old school laundry wringer/mangle machines to squeeze out as much water as possible, but those are hard to find and the new ones are a bit pricey.
I'm going to try my battery powered shop fan next. It seems to help with drying his fleece coolers.
