How Do You Make Cheap Garden Glove Dryer?
Gardening in Fort Worth, Texas usually involves wearing gloves that get pretty dirty and wet. Drying out garden gloves between uses becomes problematic unless you find an easy way. Here’s a simple and cheap garden glove dryer that you can make in a couple of hours Scrounge for 2×4 wood piece and cut to size. Size of 2×4 can be longer than 12-16″ if that is what you find. You can also use a 2×6 if that is what you have. Clean wood if it is dirty. Cut wood to size and both dowels to length required. Eyeball two dowel locations about 8-12″ apart on approximate center line of one side of 2×4. The location of dowels should be centered on the nominal 4″ width of the wood (actually 3-1/2 “). Make pencil mark for drill location of each eyeballed dowel. Secure 2×4 and drill one hole about ½” deep at each of the pencil mark locations of the wood dowels. You don’t have to be exact. Make a white mark on drill bit at the ½” mark as a visual guide to see when you reach proper depth. Use 13/32″or 7/1
