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Published on Saturday, Sep 13, 2008
No Bang! quiets the noisy business of drying tennis shoes in a clothes dryer.
The product uses straps and heat-resistant suction cups to adhere the shoes to the dryer's inner rim or the back side of the dryer door, so they're held in place during the cycle. It can also be used to protect delicate items such as plush toys from damage caused by tumbling.
No Bang! sells for $5.99 plus shipping and handling and can be ordered at http://www.unseenontv.com (in the housewares section) or 800-851-6030. — Mary Beth Breckenridge
No Bang! quiets the noisy business of drying tennis shoes in a clothes dryer.
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