You ever had wet boots only to realize if you had a boot dryer, you wouldn't have had wet boots? Hi, I'm Seth, host of Short Reviews with Seth. And this week, for some reason, I'm reviewing my bootyer. Honestly, I feel kind of weird doing this review because it's seems like such an innocuous thing, but it's been such a helpful little tool and I haven't even owned it for very long. For a long time, I used to just put my wet boots on top of the heat register sort of willy-nilly. And um since I got one of these bad boys for Christmas, shout out to my sister. It's changed my life. It doesn't even have any moving parts. Like it literally just has some heat element things inside of it. And all you really have to do is plug it into the wall. Um and then it dries your boots in like 4 hours. It says on the thing 6 to eight, but even with these thick boys whenever they're totally soaked through, just plug it into a plug, which is not around here. But let me show you how it works. These guys come off. You stick the shoe on like that. And then inside of there is a heating element underneath here. It just draws air in, I guess, and then uh heats the shoe through good oldfashioned convection. That's literally it. And as an added bonus, it's made right here in the good old USA. My dog likes that it's made in the USA. He doesn't care. I'm sure there's lots of other brands out there, lots of Amazon knockoff and all sorts of stuff, but if you want the original shoe dryer that also packs into a backpack, the Pete dryer is the way to go.