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CORRECT POLISHING of shoes requires that any dust or dirt has to be removed first with a damp towel or the shoes washed, which means that they have to be dry before polish can be applied and buffed.
THE QUIKDRY4PTM shoe drying cabinet eliminates using a blowdryer, fan, putting the shoes in the sauna or outside in the sun. For shoes soaking wet, stuffing them with newspapers and then putting them on top of the lockers to air dry is no longer necessary.
AVAILABLE from Duffy’s and Fore Supply, it is a product of Cres Cor Sport.
DRYING TIME WILL VARY depending upon the wetness of the article. For longer periods of drying I advise using the low heat setting (114-122 degrees). To prevent any potential for shrinking, the high heat setting (147-153 degrees) is safer when used for shorter periods of time such as 10 minutes or so.
USED EXTENSIVELY each day of the Barbasol Championship and the LIV GOLF INDIANAPOLIS, I recommend each shoe shine room have at least one. It is also very useful for drying hats, gloves, socks and towels. If you really want to exceed the “Wow!” factor then use it for warming shoes before the members and guests go out on cold days.
TWO OTHER OPTIONS are the QuikDry3TM (see info flyer below) which has three shelves and is on wheels, plus the QuikDryProTM which holds 24 pairs of street and golf shoes, features an adjustable thermostat plus very powerful air circulation.
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