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I ran yesterday while it was raining which unfortunately soaked my running shoes,
would you know of some safer way of drying them up?
I'm afraid i might destroy it if i put it in the drier. What do you think guys?
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LewisK
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best way to dry em up, hang them at the back of the fridge and it'll be dry the next day. better try it Georgina, it works!
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there are available shoe dryers, but I'm thinking that it could be expensive. Use a blow dryer instead, or before using it, take out the insoles of the shoes then stuff it with newspaper so the paper will absorb all the water that came in your shoes.
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cool thanks guys! guess what my shoes are all dried up. the fridge and newspaper advice did work. Thanks again you guys are such a big help!!
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LewisK
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georginaEE posted the following on Thursday 8th November 2007
cool thanks guys! guess what my shoes are all dried up. the fridge and newspaper advice did work. Thanks again you guys are such a big help!!
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you're very much welcome Gorgina! see it really works. 
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br8
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read all the post here and I was laughing because I had the same experience once and I ws desperate. I thought the shoes with be all broke lolz. Don't know what to do but a friend of mine told me to hang it on the fridge. The idea made me laugh but I tried it anyway and voila! it works! 
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jjho
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This is a problem almost all runner experience. when I read this I can't help but laugh. As simple as this question might sound, this matter really needs attention. I can't imagine myself changing running shoes each time I run just because my other pair are soaked!
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