(24-08-14, 11:56 PM)Frosties link Wrote:Can you plumb a small rad in?
If you're drying leathers and leather gloves, you don't want a radiator in there, it's liable to cause the surface of the leather to dry too quickly, crack and lose all waterproofing.
Better would maybe to put in an extractor fan at the top and a vent at the bottom of the door to draw air in and let it flow over the wet gear provided there's enough space to allow a free flow.
ADDENDUM: Ah, just seen there's no outside wall, in which case the dehumidifier would probably be best.