"Dry Guy" (shown above) was invented by Joel Beckett of Mercer Island, Washington. It airs out soggy gloves, hats and other garments after skiing, boating, swimming or fishing. It's four 8-inch nozzles emit a steady airflow---room temperature or slightly warmer. The device is no bigger than a toaster and is easier to work than some gumball machines. It's quiet and runs on less juice than a hair dryer, and sells for $89.95.
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