Boot Dryers are for athletes who play soccer, football, baseball, lacrosse, etc. Wet boots get cold and damp from moisture buildup. By using a boot dryer and removing the moisture, your feet will feel warm and dry.
	To eliminate foot odor, wash your feet with anti-bacteria soap and use hot water to wash your socks.
	Chinook boot dryers keep your footwear dry. Dry footwear prevents fungus that causes shoes and boots to smell. Also, dry footwear will keep your feet warm and healthier.
	Sweat is basically just salt and water, so it doesn't have a distinctive smell of its own. The smell is actually caused by bacteria on our skin that eats the sweat and excretes waste that has a strong odor. It's perfectly normal to have bacteria on your skin, and it doesn't ordinarily produce a noticeable smell, but sweat attracts bacteria and gives them a whole lot to feed on.
	Fungus grows in your shoes, gloves and boots because it's moist and dark. The fungus will continue to grow, smell and live in your shoes or boots until the moisture is removed. Chinook boot dryers eliminate the moisture and thereby killing the fungus. You're left with warm, clean, odor-free, moisture-free, warm boots, gloves and shoes.
	Boot dryers are available in many varieties. Some have heat for fast drying, the one's with no heat are for overnight drying. Some boot dryers are portable and run on batteries, while others hang on the wall and accommodate up to 44 pairs of boots.
	Boot dryers keep your footwear dry. Dry footwear prevents fungus that causes shoes and boots to smell. Also, dry footwear will keep your feet warm and healthier.
	Kwik boot dryers are the choice of so many people like coaches, athletes, skaters, workers, skiers, etc. Simply put, dry feet and hands = warm feet and hands.
	Peet boot dryers keep your footwear dry. Dry footwear prevents fungus that causes shoes and boots to smell. Also, dry footwear will keep your feet warm and healthier.
	Boot dryers are the choice of so many people like coaches, athletes, skaters, workers, skiers, etc. Simply put, dry feet and hands = warm feet and hands.