Mag Dryer
OwnerDavid Mihminventor
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Abstract
A Mag Dryer is a magnetically attachable device for receiving thereon handwear, footwear, headwear, and other articles that are thereby air dried using a heat source to which the Mag Dryer is attached or is attached nearby. The Mag Dryer utilizes a plurality of drying wands to suspend wet articles in proximity to a heat source. The drying wands are relatively slender and extend outwards from an attachment base a significant distance, thereby providing an excellent means for mounting a myriad of different articles thereon. The attachment base is magnetic and can securely mount on any material which is attracted to a magnet. Appropriate surfaces include metal heating grates covering forced air furnace vents, registers, radiators, fireplaces, and any magnetic surface near a heat/hot air/moving air source.
Claims4
A mag dryer, comprising:
- an attachment base comprising a magnetic core;
- a first spacing mount extending from the attachment base;
- a second spacing mount extending from the attachment base;
- a spreader bar attached at a distal end to the first spacing mount and extending longitudinally therefrom, the spreader bar attached at a proximal end to the second spacing mount;
- a plurality of drying wands attached to at least one of the attachment base, the first spacing mount, the second spacing mount, and the spreader bar;
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- the plurality of drying wands being relatively long and thin so that the plurality of drying wands can be inserted in at least one article of clothing that needs to be dried and can support the article in proximity to a heat source.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.