I have very thick hair and currently use an 1850+ watt hair dryer. Will this hairdryer work as well on the the low setting while I'm in Italy?
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I have thick hair as well. I have travelled with an 1875 watt before to Italy and idid well. I found the dryer stronger in europe than here. Could just be my house
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I have long curly hair and I use the high setting. This one isn't very hot or powerful compared to dryers I've used in the past.
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Yes, I live in the US and I love this hair dryer. It has a strong air flow.
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Hi! The only thing is that if you use the "high" setting for both temperature and speed it does get super- hot. So I would say yes, but be sure to use the lower settings. My previous Solano dryer was from the 80's and I just had to put it to "rest" a few months ago :( ! The one thing I do miss w/my older dryer was that it had a speed dial and not just the (2) options of low and high, but no complaints whatsoever w/this one. Again, be careful w/the settings. Hope this helps!!
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the name of the dryer is Twin Turbo 3500 because its 3500 watts. make sure to get the ceramic/ionic version
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I use mine for charging cell phones, you just have to check the wattage output on your inverter because there are different ones. then check what the watts are on your hair dryer,chances are that its not going to work for you because todays hairdryers are alot more powerfull that ever before, like they do go up to 1875 watts and like my inverter, it only puts out a constant wattage of 300 watts. A short time of 600 watts, check the ratings on the appliance and inverter. Maybe an older hairdryer might work but there probably are not any of those around anymore.
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Hi Pam, I should work fine. I have used it in Spain, France, Italy and Pakistan. The best blow-dryer i've used so far. I even bought the american version it's so good!!
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The voltage is 250/125, so either setting you can use the low or high. I don't know the wattage, as it didn't matter to me. I was more concerned with the dual voltage aspect of the dryer. Hope that helps!
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Not recommended. Women's blow dryer require more than 1000W to operate with heat on. The good ones are on the 2000W range. Once you start blowing with heat you will eventually burn the fuse. You have to use a step up transformer with the appropriate rating. Unfortunately, any step up transformer of 1000W and above I have seen are massive (like 10lbs). By chance I have one 1000W and another 1500W. I use the second for my European expresso machine and works fine. I tried one 1850W blow dryer on both and the difference is noticeable and even in the big one it is not like it used to be in Singapore @ 220V outlet. Bottom line: It is cheaper and easier to have a second 110V blow dryer.
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Hi Seglund, Thank you for showing an interest for one of our products. Upon checking, we have the following information: -The HH400 Hard Hat Dryer comes with 2 heat settings. -LOW for deep conditioning, and the HIGH for drying the hair after shampoos.-1875 watts of power for fast drying.Regards,Xpress Store Team
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Its also a step down converter, so it dampened the 220 Volts coming through the wall down to 110 to be used with lower voltage appliances. With your high voltage products, you may not need the step down. Otherwise, the hair dryer approaching 3000watts was the only iffy operation I had with mine.
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Much less than one would expect from such a powerful dryer. My hair has NEVER come out better! Noice depends on what setting you have it on. I use the highest heat, then use the cool button and it sets my hair as if I had curlers in it. Beats using a curling iron! Good luck!
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1900 Watts. The warm setting is good for short hair and the regular setting is great for drying long and/or thick hair. It's lightweight feature is another added plus as most professional level dryers are heavy.
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It may if you have the converter. I'm assuming you're talking about using it in Europe. May want to contact the manufacturer to verify that. I've have good luck with some items using the converter plugs but my wife had a hair dryer go south on her using one in France.
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I used this dryer in chile and Argentina in my last trip and will be taking to Europe. Haven't had any issues to date
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My wife's hair is very, very thick and fairly short and it works fine. I am sure it would not work as well as a more powerful dryer on long hair because it does not blow the sheer volume of air, but it produces a stream of hot air, and seems to concentrate it more than the big dryer. I used it on our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with very dense hair and lots of it and it did a good job.
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I would not use on hair dryer. Just my opinion. 1875W is roughly 15.6 amps. I believe the specifications said 15 amps and I do not want to take any chances. I use it for a microwave which is 1500W, so it is around 12.5 amps. I also use it on a toaster, and other small appliances.