One for the ladies - low power hair dryer (1 Viewer)

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I have a Remington Radiant Volume, only 300w!
looking online the Remington is a heated brush rather than a blow dryer - is that right ?

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looking online the Remington is a heated brush rather than a blow dryer - is that right ?
No it blows as well! I can't find my model online or I would have given a link,it may have become obsolete.
 
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Actually it uses less than 300w as I don't use it now since I had most of my hair cut off!

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Mrs C's just invested in a Babyliss Ionic Airstyler 34mm

It's like a hair brush with a hair dryer built in.

Only uses 800w of electricity

BaByliss 34 mm Pro Ionic Airstyler Amazon product ASIN B00HEOC4K4

I have this and it certainly does well with my hair. We run it from our 1500w inverter, but I wait until my hair is nearly dry and then use it to add a bit of style.
 
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Thanks Sandra
I just thought it might be a solution for people with smaller inverters.
And as @Viennese says, there may be an even power power option too.
 

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Wife uses a travel hairdryer on a low setting, less heat but does the job..
We only have a 600w Inverter (1000 peak)...
She also has a Braun gas powered "thingy"...

Glad I'm bald..

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400 watts and perfect for the job, an antique that you may even have already in your loft

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Aye. The weird thing is that the missus says it is about as good as her 1200 watt "Nicky Clark" effort

Anything is better than the dangerous 120 watt/12v/10A "camping one" I stupidly bought, whose cigarette lighter type plug heated up so much it became a fire risk

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Just drive along with her head out of the window like the dogs do
I tried that, ended up being cautioned for being in possession of an offensive wife after she tried to jump out into the passenger seat of a passing convertible Bentley

She gave me a couple of very nasty bites in the process of trying to restrain her. Those rabies shots were very painful.

And she still refuses to wear the muzzle I bought her for her birthday
 
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Never use a hairdryer, at home or in the van. Just leave my hair to dry naturally.

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I bought one of these in a German supermarket for 18 euros. I have thick hair so leave so towel dry first and then finish with the 300 watt styler. Better than my home hairdryer.
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