Is a blow dryer for hair hot enough to shrink this tubing?
214705
Yes it is. Itll take some time. A lighter works just fine as well without burning it if you keep the flame moving.
336329
No! This is a great product and if you do not usually blow dry you will be good to go. I have done it mostly with air dry with one minute of cool blow dry just to fluff.
809940
Hello, This dryer is perfect for cool blowing. I had the same problem, my hair are very sensitive to hot temperature. In fact the lowest temperature is approximately cold. Generally I use the middle temperature setting or lower. I recommend this device.
1427635
I prefer a fully round one. This one combs very nicely through your hair though and I would recommend it for thick hair. I have not used it for blow drying.
793014
This dryer is good for any kind of hair, however I recommend that you use the cool setting and not the hot.
229171
I would think a universal diffuser would work. And the diameter is a little over 2in. I think 2 1/8 I don't know my measurements very well..lol sorry. It's the best blow dryer I've ever had though. I love it. I used it at a hotel, and couldn't buy one through them, so I came home and found it on Amazon! Love it!! Good luck
767965
3/8 works best, but I heated up some 5/16 tubing that I already had with a hair dryer and it stretched enough to fit around.
2071672
This is a 200 watt converter and you hair dryer is likely between 1200 and 2100 watts, so no, that would be a bad idea.
44619
Not a blow dryer. Use only on dry hair with or without product. Heats up in less that ten seconds which is great.
527264
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To a degree (no pun intended). I tried a regular hair dryer, with no luck at all. Then I tried a Wagner 0503008 HT 1000 1,200-watt Heat Gun (available on Amazon) and it really heated the plastic up. My project is not a complete seal, it only covers an object's top and leaves the bottom open. The Wagner will actually melt the plastic, so you have to be careful not to overdo. This stretch wrap works best when it clings to itself. If you cover an object completely so the wrap overlaps, it won't need to be heated, but you could heat it to provide a little extra tightness.
1359282
A heat gun works well but a hair dryer will do in a pinch. A long time ago some would use the heat from a flame to heat it.
460747
YES, it will actually work really good on blow dried hair, the heat will help melt the application
2135718
Sure. Barrel removes very easy and I use it blow dry roots. Just remember its not a real powerful hair dryer. Its more for styling.
1014147
I doubt it. It didn't last long before it over heated. I ended up buying one with more watts that has lasted me twice as long as this one. I wouldn't recommend it especially if you want to use a blow dryer.
468301
Yes. But make sure you wring out as much water as possible and hang it up on a clothes hanger. Place the hanger where air can circulate around it overnight . It wouldn't hurt to use a portable hair dryer on it to remove the excess moisture.
1167507
I have thick Afro-Caribbean hair and this dryer makes it lighter and more manageable. So perhaps not suitable for fine hair as it is pretty hot.