Just need to keep boots warm overnight in cold garage anyone using for that purpose?
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I measured this thing to get to 165 degrees, so if you want warm boots, you could put this on a timer to start about an hour before you need them and they will be plenty warm.
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No. I would recommend purchasing a heat pad or heat lamp depending on what you are trying to keep warm!
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Like others said. Rub it in with bare hands. No extra heat source is needed. It will make your hands feel good too like they just had a lotion bath. I usually let the boots rest for a while and then apply a 2nd coat. Clean the excess off with a clean shoe brush and/or buffing cloth. The boots might retain a waxy/oily feel to them which will go away over time.
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I don't have any experience with them, but since I assume it would only be light sweat; I would say 4 hours would do. I can put a soaking wet pair of boots on and they are dry in 8 hours. Hope that helps.
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I keep mine in an unused bedroom we have turned into a store room. Living in Texas it's not really an option to keep the cooler in the garage, at least not for about 9 months of the year. The air conditioning is usually about 74 degrees in my home and the cooler has little to no effort in keeping an internal temp of 52-55 degrees. Even though the door is supposed to be UV protected I make sure and keep the curtains drawn as to keep sunlight from hitting the door directly.
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A little goes along way ,You have to get the leather real hot and it will soak up the sno seal. Let the boots set for a day or too in a warm room you should be good to go ,
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The boot is 15" high according to the BOGS web site. On me it sits just under the natural bend of your knee. Their website has additional information. I think you will love these boots for your trip but I would bring warm wool socks also. I have had BOGS on the farm for the past 6 years and my feet have never been cold although when it is below 25 degrees I wear wool socks. Now we just need them to make gloves :)
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Hello, I use my Mr Heater to heat a 16 x 26 area with no problem. But I have it insulated pretty good. I want to say I could run around 6 hours on a 20 lb tank? If your garage is insulated, you would be shutting it off part time. The best way is to run it thru a thermostat. TSC stores use to sell a thermostat the would work on one of these? It's a nice little heater that you would fine is pretty handy to have around.Hope this helps,RGH
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No. These are very nice slippers with high insulation value. Not over boots.
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Depends on boots, if good boots and enough room a thinner inner pair covered by hiking socks will keep your feet warmer
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would this heater work as well as others have said in a 2 car garage that isn't insulated?
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Drys my dairy boots after working in them for 12 hours, when I get home I drop them in my boots and they are toasty warm at 3am the next day
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I think you put too much on. Usually apply a thin coat by rubbing it on with my finger, then let the boots sit somewhere warm.
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I would think so but they don't have much in the way of insulation. Unless you got a bigger size where you could wear thick socks I would think your feet would get cold.
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Yes, I pull them over my socks and slip into my winter shoe and winter boot to help keep my toes warm.
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I use it in a 24x28 garage. I do work in the garage in the winter and it will keep it at 70-75 degrees. I was usi9ng milk house heaters before and they kept burning out the thermostats . For me this heater works great. Lloyd Jones
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I don't know about a warm garage but it gets plenty cold in the house. I would guess it could handle the garage.