These things really hold water!
The truth is, I don't actually use these for boots. They're perfect for boots, though. They're very large. Even with my big flat feet I could fit three full size mud kickers on this tray. Which is great after shoveling snow three days in a row. I suppose. Like I said I don't actually use 'em for that. They have other excellent uses. I uses these as trays on my dressers and nightstands. Raise your hand if you're sick and tired of setting down the remote when you're watching TV and later digging it out from behind the nightstand after you've knocked it off the surface!! You don't even realize it's gone before you find yourself in need- and now you have to suffer the commercial even though you bought a DVR! I know that pain. I'm with you, brother. OK, you can put your hand down now. Seriously, I'm getting a cramp just looking at you. I also have a coffee maker I set in one of these. If you're sloppy like I am then you make more mess than coffee. And they don't call 'em &#34;drip coffee makers&#34; for nothing. But W. J. Dennis figured out a way to keep the puddle all in one place. No more mopping the floor after making the coffee. Why, with the extra time you gain every day without playing remote-control-hide-and-seek and coffee-on-the-Titanic you can stay in bed an extra half hour and finish your commercial-free DVR recording. How's that for a &#34;boot tray&#34;?
Rating: 5 stars