NewEgg.com has the Conair 217B Infiniti Folding Handle Dryer for $30 with free shipping. Features 1875 watts, 2 heat/speed settings, Release lock buttons for easy removal of attachments, Stainless steel accents and weight 3 lbs.
Hmmm, this thing would pull over 15 amps when in use; some peoples' homes only have 15 amp breakers on their socket circuits, so I would worry about popping them unintentionally.
Reasonable point #8 made, even a couple extra amps used compared to a 1500W hairdryer can be a problem. Year ago I recall having to remember not to run the hairdryer at the same time the microwave was running in my dorm room or it'd always trip the breaker.
However, I think they rate wattage on these based on the initial power which decreases right away as the metal heating element heats up increasing resistance, so there is a fair chance you could run this on a 15A circuit if nothing else of significance was also being powered by same circuit, providing the wiring and outlet were in decent shape.
Is it a deal though? You used to be able to pick up a Conair hairdryer pretty much equivalent except for the accent panel for $25 any day of the week, though possibly the prices have gone up, mine has lasted long enough I haven't priced one recently.
now Ben is promoting hair products?
if it folds into infinity, you couldn't use it
It's actually a warp engine nacelle taken from the USS Fluffyhair!
Does it do a good blow job ? Any reviews ?
#4 I'd be sure to not set it on reverse. It would be pretty awkward--not to mention painful--to walk into the ER with one of those attached.
#1, that is not true. You could use it, you just couldn't hold on to it.
is this decepticon or autobot????
Hmmm, this thing would pull over 15 amps when in use; some peoples' homes only have 15 amp breakers on their socket circuits, so I would worry about popping them unintentionally.
I'd get the ionic version instead.
Reasonable point #8 made, even a couple extra amps used compared to a 1500W hairdryer can be a problem. Year ago I recall having to remember not to run the hairdryer at the same time the microwave was running in my dorm room or it'd always trip the breaker.
However, I think they rate wattage on these based on the initial power which decreases right away as the metal heating element heats up increasing resistance, so there is a fair chance you could run this on a 15A circuit if nothing else of significance was also being powered by same circuit, providing the wiring and outlet were in decent shape.
Is it a deal though? You used to be able to pick up a Conair hairdryer pretty much equivalent except for the accent panel for $25 any day of the week, though possibly the prices have gone up, mine has lasted long enough I haven't priced one recently.