Deerma DEM-HX10W shoe dryer

Description

U-shaped design for improved performance

Proper care is essential for long-lasting shoes. During the rainy season, shoes get wet, causing the material to deteriorate. For this reason, Deerma has developed a special shoe dryer. While the previous model could only dry one pair of shoes, the HX10W is designed to dry two pairs simultaneously, saving you precious time.

More than just a shoe dryer

It not only dries wet shoes, but also takes care of your foot health by preventing bacterial growth. Moisture remaining inside shoes can promote bacterial growth, which the HX10W shoe dryer eliminates. The device's built-in ceramic ozone generator produces a large amount of ozone that penetrates every fiber of the shoe, oxidizing and breaking down unpleasant odors and inhibiting the growth of fungi. The temperature range of 30 to 55°C destroys 99.9% of bacteria without damaging the footwear. The device also warms shoes, providing greater comfort on cold days.

For every type of shoe

The device has four drying modes to dry any type of footwear. The standard mode is suitable for drying boots or winter shoes. A special mode for leather shoes dries them thoroughly without damaging the material. The third mode gently dries sneakers, and the last, ozone drying, is ideal for drying socks, for example.

Also dry high shoes thoroughly

Drying tall shoes like boots can be a bit tricky. To make things easier, the DEM-HX10 features a special stand that provides greater balance and stability. This stand also ensures the appliance effectively dries shoes from top to bottom. So you can be sure your shoes will be perfectly dry.

Efficient and multifunctional

Other shoe dryers can't dry the shoe as thoroughly, limiting themselves to drying only a small area. The Deerma HX10W, however, features a 27 cm flexible hose that reaches inside each shoe, drying them thoroughly. This device can also dry clothes or remove moisture from larger areas like the kitchen or living room.

Triple protection system

The dryer's temperature is strictly controlled by an internal regulator. A fuse also protects against overheating, ensuring safe use. After drying, the bottom of the casing cools down to reduce the risk of burns and maintain safety.