Dehumidifiers and Tail Drying

[MidnightMer]

I personally only have a fabric tail, so I don't have a good reference point for this exactly. But in all the videos and discussions I have seen about people drying their silicone tails, they have done a lot of hand drying, stuck a noodle in the tail to keep it open, and used a fan, or turned it upside down on a drying rack. My dad dries my brother's hockey gear by leaving it next to the dehumidifier in our house, and I have dried a shirt or two with it, so I was just curious if anyone has tried this with their silicone tails, and how that worked out. It seems like it could be helpful, but I don't really know. What do you guys think?

[MermaidAiera]

This seems like it would be a great idea, especially for those in humid climates. I know living in Japan we have tons of mold issues inside the house, so drying clothes is sometimes low-key impossible without a dehumidifier. I think it would be super effective in creating a space for drying quickly. I don't think it would damage the silicone in any way, but it would be interesting to see how it works.