Shoe Dryer Foot Dryer Winter household essential for family drying eliminate bad odor and sanitize shoes

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I bought this because it had great reviews. Well I tried using them on my husbands boots and it took multiple days. I couldnt figure out if mine were just defective until i got a note in the mail saying the company would pay me $15 to write a good review. Don't waste your money.

This will take care of stinky cleats. No kidding. Every pair we have had for him has stayed in the garage after practice, because they smell like cat pee. You know what I am talking about. Those scented sneaker balls, sprays, inserts, cat litter, tea bags, powder etc....... NOTHING worked as well as this does. They get dried out after every time he uses them. He sprinkles a little bit of the blue bottle gold bond powder in each sock before he puts them on and BOOM. No more thinking that something died in the back of the van when he takes his cleats off after practice. He has been practicing 4 to 5 times a week and plays 2 - 3 games each weekend for the last 2 months. And he uses the same cleats all week, it got really bad, almost bought a new pair of cleats at one point. And they don't smell anywhere near at all like they did before we got this foot dryer. I would highly recommend these to ANY youth sports player. A lot the parents on his soccer teams have already bought this and they are very pleased.

I guess it works, it is very slow, even just damp from sweat my husband's shoes take 6+ hours to dry, it doesn't produce much heat , it has not fan to circulate air . It definitely isn't sanitizing the shoes because they still stink like hell. But I don't have to listen to them thumping around in my dryer for hours either so that's a plus. Would I buy again ,no. I'd get one with a fan to force air and circulate better. Over all works as intended but don't expect fast results even with barely damp shoes. Forgot wet from snow and rain, 12 hours in wet Adidas from a rain storm and they were still damp. They are also small and don't dry the heel of the shoe well either. I wear a women's size 8 and they disappear inside of my shoes... Not big enough for most men's shoes or boots. They don't radiate enough for large size shoes past like a men's 9-10 imo

My feet, due to genes and multiple other issues, sweat a lot and my gym shoes are always MUSTY! And I cycle, I believe, It's 6 pairs of gym shoes plus snow boots and everyday show wear but the funkyest are my gym shoes since I wear them most of the time so I purchased the KOODER Shoe Dryer to help me deal with this never ending problem but it did not help!It works but a couple of issues, including the AC plug is not polarized and it's uncertain if it may create a problem but as fa as I know it should be polarized and most importantly it is NOT HOT ENOUGH to kill any fungus that causes shoes to become funky! If you want your shoes warm, have at it but careful with the AC plug.The following is from a quick review of non polarized ac plugs:"In North America, with a 110V circuit, polarized outlets and plugs are used as a safety feature. They are used to help ensure the complete circle of electricity in a circuit, keeping the hot-wired pin in the hot-wired side of the outlet and the same for the neutral side and pin. Some machines require polarized plugs for proper functioning. "