De-clamming waterproof gloves

[Twilkes]

I’ve got some waterproof gloves, and they’re good in the cold and/or wet, but they do get clammy. Without turning them inside out, which is a hassle and even more of a hassle to get them right-way-round again, what’s the best way of drying out the insides? Would sitting them on a radiator harm them?

 

[musa]

Airing cupboard or room where the boiler is

 

[CopperCyclist]

I sit mine on a radiator, always have and it doesn't seem to do them any harm - they are still warm, waterproof and in one piece anyway!

 

[fossyant]

Radiator. When taking off, make sure you hold the fingers so the liner doesn't come out. Really annoying when that happens and it takes ages to get them right again.

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Radiator for me as well. Just leave them on it overnight at home or a few hours it at work.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

radiator here as well - or over one of those racks thingies for radiators - holds them off the actual heat...

 

[Jimmy Doug]

Radiator - and I like having my gloves warm as I set out.

 

[Twilkes]

Radiator?

 

[Twilkes]

Radiator! Did the job, was worried it would melt the fancy fabrics but they're just a bit toastie. Which is nice.

Now off to de-glove my waterproof clams, and THAT is not something to look forward to on a Wednesday night.......