With three young kids playing in the snow all day, damp wet mitts and boots are not scarce over here. My air register being of no use for drying things up, we resorted to laying things on the floor and rushing them into the dryer the next day when we were realising they were still wet.
That was enough for me. Decided I would go all in and build my own dryer rack that would do the whole wall’s length. Bonus, it’s gonna have forced air and a heating element to speed things up!
Products seen:
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Heating Element: amzn.to/3FkPISL
SPDT Switch: amzn.to/3nkOn8s
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Cutting/Tapping oil: amzn.to/3HXS9fM
Polyurethane finish: amzn.to/3K6naQz
Small sanding discs: amzn.to/3I0Rfze
Scuff pad: amzn.to/3qv2NF7
Tools used:
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M12 right angle die grinder: amzn.to/33eODPh
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Sanding block (for sandpaper): amzn.to/3FguHZu
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