Hp Intellectual Corporation

Keith C Bernard

Joseph J Laskowski

Larry Todd McKinney

A garment drying apparatus includes a housing forming a base. A heater is mounted in the base for warming ambient air drawn into the base via a fan through openings formed in the base. A pair of air ducting walls are mounted in the base to direct a portion of the warm air in a first flow path and the remaining portion of the warm air in a second flow path. The flow paths are disposed in substantially diametrically opposed directions within the base. The housing further includes a top wall for covering the base. The top wall includes vent openings aligned with distal ends of the first and second flow paths. Garment support members are mounted on the top surface of the top wall and are pivotable between a first position where support is aligned substantially horizontally in a stowed position on the top wall and a second position where the support is substantially upright relative to the top wall. Each of the supports include vent openings alignable with the vent openings in the top wall when the supports are in their upright positions. Each of the supports have a wall alignable with the vent openings in the top wall when the supports are in the stowed position to close air flow through the top wall vent openings.

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Keith C Bernard