![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjZu9jmqvc3MwMrF45dpBzB4xPKavr3nnyYTxelwupeYVg2Yxx6BVY2A40AzmTIxAwAqMY9cORElrpoOuDxeWN3n9ExEf90-kwwAwHGBkMYhL7XGOUMXB3sDesEp4l9SMlJ0oHF_7K_x6Y/s400/dscf9228.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg3XGCJdO-wQsC_Zi7ekfyx5SR5O7S_1ccP025jOyLgdG5EGOC8YdP16DVjc-SOhlc194_c6sbtsVpahV7FpLzc2oebFMX_WEgq2pQeLtPIeR58nc57MWbtUHRyaguskfeDsi2A8lU3eNw/s400/dscf9227.jpg)
I used a left over piece of 1x3 wood and I drilled through two holes just slightly larger than two big dowels I had lying around , I then drilled matching holes right in the window sill and I used carpenters glue to keep the dowels in place in the window sill, I then drilled a series of holes along the top side of the wood to hammer in dowels , well actually I used extra large skewers I picked up at the grocery store , cake dowels would work nicely too and they would be straighter than my skewers , I cut off the sharp end of the skewer and hammered them in, former sharp side down, and it works very nicely.
I just slipped the dryer over the dowels and that keeps it secured in place , why didn't I think of this years ago??
I had planned on painting it , but the dampness would make a mess of the paint and this is a seasonal gadget, there you have it , an easy mitten dryer , this could also be attached to the wall, under a hall table or above something high , or over a rad , oh that would work really well just use thicker dowelling and glue them in place.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjFSHZeSDXHV2DIr6lDqtqJ9HyfPs_0kWLay0geJ7b6N6eRKqJrzsVEB_MwPwiUYACWj2W-vuu7IWNRkub7uS_yTmkYFUZZURmmDZBgKz2UkftqLkEHpw8pwgxWIwkks3x0mFh_6FC8JB8/s400/dscf9223.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment