well several yrs ago,i came up with this. its an old sign,from a repair shop,that was closing. it had metal hanging flaps that said various repairs. i removed the flaps,and just put metal clamps on the rods,with tye staps. after scubbing the mats, i use the clamps to hold up the mats,put it in the sun,or breeze,and let them dry. on a good day,the mats are dry about the time the car is. it has a large base,so it doesnt blow over,and its easy to move. hope this helps folks
floor mat dryer
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everyone used this method.....I hope....but if you have an extractor...you don't need to do this....a 215 degree extractor will have this dry in no time...
Flash Gordon
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I throw them on the roof of my house
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I let my wife talk to the wet mats for about 5 minutes. The hot air dries them out quickly.
Setec Astronomy
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LOL...I've been missing the lawyer jokes lately...thanks!
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We just bought a new car this weekend since the Panamera was way too much car for her. The new one is voice controlled in the cockpit. It is very cool but I see this thing being in the shop when the computer sticks it's virtual fingers in it's ears in a feable attempt to block the sound coming from Mrs. Lawyer Smarty Pants!
Setec Astronomy
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Stop it...you're killing me!
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I felt so sorry for that poor car salesman. He had no idea who he was up against. He was a puddle on the floor after she used some of that twisted, witchcraft lawyer mind games on him. It was brutal...I couldn't even watch it.