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		<title>The Bra Dryer &#8211; I Bet It Was Designed By A Man</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Mar 2009 14:40:57 +0000</pubDate>
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      &#160; A friend forwarded an article about a new technical achievement in bra maintainance &#8211; the bra dryer.&#160; Simply strap your bra onto this female torso-shaped device and dry your bras faster while preserving their shape.&#160; Oh brother. My first question was &#34;What size is this device?&#34;&#160; I&#8217;ve read all the reviews I could find [...]]]></description>
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<p><img hspace="5" height="159" width="200" vspace="5" align="left" src="http://www.tomima.com/wp-content/uploads/dryer2.jpg" alt="bra dryer" title="bra dryer" />A friend forwarded an article about a new technical achievement in bra maintainance &#8211; the bra dryer.&nbsp; Simply strap your bra onto this female torso-shaped device and dry your bras faster while preserving their shape.&nbsp; Oh brother.</p>
<p>My first question was &quot;What size is this device?&quot;&nbsp; I&#8217;ve read all the reviews I could find on this device and no one talks about this.&nbsp; It looks to be about a C cup.&nbsp; Now, what if you&#8217;re an A cup or a DDD cup?&nbsp; How is this thing going to dry and shape your bras properly?&nbsp; If you are smaller than this, your bras could dry into a strange shape.&nbsp; Too large, and you could have wrinkles.</p>
<p>My second question was &quot;Aren&#8217;t the breasts kind of pointed?&quot;&nbsp; Most women want a rounded shape &#8211; this device is a blast back to the 50&#8242;s when women wanted this more conical breast shape.</p>
<p>My final question was &quot;Why do we need to dry our bras faster?&quot;&nbsp; Almost all of us have several bras.&nbsp; So, we can wear one while another one dries.&nbsp; And, chances are a second bra is going to be much cheaper than buying this device.&nbsp; If there was anything I would want dried faster, it would be a favorite pair of jeans.&nbsp; Now there&#8217;s an idea.</p>
<p>I have to think my bra drying experience is pretty similar to other woman.&nbsp; I simply hang them up to dry.&nbsp; A couple hours and they&#8217;re good to go.&nbsp; I&#8217;ve never felt this was an inconvenience.&nbsp; Bras today are made in fabrics that dry pretty fast.&nbsp; So, I just don&#8217;t think I would need this gadget.&nbsp; And, now that I think about it, where would I store this thing?&nbsp; It&#8217;s pretty big!</p>
<p>I clicked on the &quot;about us&quot; and &quot;contact us&quot; links to their site, and found only male names associated with this contraption.&nbsp; Ten bucks says I&#8217;m right.</p>
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