12v iron please? Help.

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Sick of buying 12v stuff that doesn't seem to work but finally bought an air pump that did so hopeful there are some good things out there.

I can't put it off any longer ................ I need a 12v iron. Can anyone recommend one THAT WORKS .... loads on market but if like my hairdryer can't blow seeds off a dandelion.

Thank you.
 
I am sure I am not imagining it, but I have a memory of a butane powered iron, works in a similar way to those portable hair thingies that ladies have. Pretty sure a 12v iron would be as much use as a chocolate fire guard. I will do a search.
 
I am sure I am not imagining it, but I have a memory of a butane powered iron, works in a similar way to those portable hair thingies that ladies have. Pretty sure a 12v iron would be as much use as a chocolate fire guard. I will do a search.
Thank you... but don't spend too much time Daniel .. it looks like I am wasting my time doesn't it... So may I apologise to everyone in advance for looking scruffy and unkempt after doing my washing in the mh.. :) :)
 
Look for an antique flat iron, heat on the gas ring.. that's what my mum used when we went camping..

or a Tilley paraffin iron, I have one I bought at a boot sale, but they only have two heats .., hot and blazing hot :LOL:

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charcoal ones they use in India ..weigh a ton though!:)

one of our main problems touring is lack 230v for wife's hairdryer...any ideas plse?
 
charcoal ones they use in India ..weigh a ton though!:)

one of our main problems touring is lack 230v for wife's hairdryer...any ideas plse?
Eddie, I believe that's the main reason people go for a generator :)
 
I cannot recommend enough the mod that @Broken Link Removed did ( how to do is on here ) we now can use hairdryer, toaster, hair straighteners etc - plugging into any 230Volt socket on MH via inverter and solar replaces what we take it.
 
Eddie, I believe that's the main reason people go for a generator :)
No generator required, if you have enough solar - good inverter - good batteries....... enough said.

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I cannot recommend enough the mod that @Broken Link Removed did ( how to do is on here ) we now can use hairdryer, toaster, hair straighteners etc - plugging into any 230Volt socket on MH via inverter and solar replaces what we take it.

That sounds good. :)
 
charcoal ones they use in India ..weigh a ton though!:)

one of our main problems touring is lack 230v for wife's hairdryer...any ideas plse?

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Yep do that but it has wooden slats and I look like I've been run over by a tractor.. :(
Or you could drive over them for a different pattern

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It would appear I am dreaming it, can't find anything about them on the internet!
 
This might not be all that helpful but we usually go to a campsite to use washing facilities and do what little ironing we need to do when hooked up . To be honest most of our MH gear does not need ironing and can be worn or hung up straight off the washing line or drier . I did have a butane iron years ago on our sailboat but it was difficult to get the temperature right .....it was either scorching hot or too cool .
 
I usually iron my shirts with a wok, on the gas hob to warm it up, but you look too slim for that. x :LOL:

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I usually iron my shirts with a wok, on the gas hob to warm it up, but you look too slim for that. x :LOL:
That's a brilliant idea :) Why didn't I think of that... Good on ya. :)
 
... I'm waiting for the 'or go to a Nudist colony camp site.' :)
 
12v iron Joy :rofl:......no need to remove your cloths to iron them as the iron will never get hot enough to take out creases let alone burn skin.
 
I have a mini (240v) travel iron (used on EHU only) and it's better than nothing but not great. A site with laundry facilities or a launderette that offers an ironing service is your best bet I think. For some stuff hanging it up in a steamy shower or even hanging it over a boiling kettle works :)
 
I think we have one at our shop it would be used as we do house clearances its in a box so proberley not had much use but I can have a look on tuesday when I am there if you are interested and it is a travel iron 12 volt I haven't looked at it
Properly I can bring to shell I will let you know if you are interested .jan

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