12 volt hair dryer (1 Viewer)

Patrick

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Has anyone used a 12 volt hair dryer?

If so what do you think of them?

What would you say is the best wattage for power saving and to get the job done in a van?
 
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AdgeRas

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Yes I have a 12 volt hair dryer...

It took so long to dry my hair that my hair fell out still wet...:Sad:

JJ

Would it not have been easier (and quicker) just to go outside and dry the hair in the Portuguese sun? :ROFLMAO:

Rasmus

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Landy lover

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Yes I have a 12 volt hair dryer...

It took so long to dry my hair that my hair fell out still wet...:Sad:

JJ

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: gave you a wax and polish too didn't it :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
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We have one somewhere and it is all but useless. In the end I bought a 400watt styling brush. The brush pulls of the end and then you have a mini hair dryier, to use with an inverter. We lasted 7 days with a 85amp battery use solely for Lynns hair, but she tends just to do the front and sides.
 
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Yes ive got one Ralph got me it . Its got the strongest blow for the power :winky:
Obviously they are not as powerful as the ones you use at home ( noisier yes:RollEyes:) but they do the job , it just takes a little bit longer. Just make sure you take smaller sections of hair , then normal when using it. I also have some ceramic straighteners that plug into the lighter socket. My hair is thick and coarse and i manage to get more or less the same result using my MH equipment as i get using the proper stuff at home.

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