Dry shoes

[Plax]

I hang my socks/gloves/skull cap up under my desk. I seem to have aquired a chalkboard which has a bit of string along the back to hang on to the wall. So it's a bit like a washing line under my desk. Very handy. Our office is horrid, the air conditioning never works, so you pretty much "boil in the bag" or freeze to death. Useful when it is too hot for fast clothes drying.

For stuff like shoes, I find paper hand towels are useful for drawing out the water.
I hang my waterproofs up in the shower room to drip dry. For shorts/t-shirt. I have cycling gear and hang them up on the little hooks in my locker and they dry fine. With my waterproofs they don't really wet though which is useful.

 

[mister oy]

....under the desk hanging off the cable tray next to the PC fan blowing hot air - always works!!

 

[mister oy]

and socks on the top of a CRT monitor (unless you've gone to flat screen panels)

 

[BentMikey]

You overshoes fellas...if you're wearing shorts, doesn't the water just run down your legs and go down the gap between legs and overshoes?

Not on a 'bent, but it does on my fixed upright.

 

[Landslide]

I think Dom pretty much covered all the sensible answers, I'd just add that it's possible to microwave socks.

 

[4F]

I'd just add that it's possible to microwave socks.

As a starter or main course ?