What is the difference between this product and DryWave Air Dryer (1000 Cubic Feet)? Thanks.
1021009
I don't know. I do know this dryer made the room stink and we are still trying a number of things to get the smell out. We have gone back to the damp rid products found in the hardware stores and hang in the room. Just have to replace them frequently.
1021010
I am satisfied enough with this round "dryer," although I'd just call it a heater. I had to buy a dehumidifier for my RV. I am unfamiliar with the "DryWave" one.
1427539
The hairdryer label says 2000W. It is an AWESOME hairdryer. I have very thick hair and it dries very quickly without any heat damage. I have purchased three of these hair dryers (dropped one and smashed it on a tile floor). I use one and have one tucked away for the future. it's the best hairdryer I have every used!
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I'm sorry but I don't know. I do know that it's the best clothes dryer(outdoor) that I've had. Definitely worth the money and the lines don't sag even after a year or more.
380629
The dryer takes 2000 watts. I don't know what the conversion is- but this is the best dryer out there!
247546
The web site states 4000 cubic feet. We are using ours on a 44' sailboat in the NW. Works great, brings the humidity down to about 50% in a few hours of running.
706645
I do not think there is a difference, except the unit without the "BA" designation is sold by a different seller and priced higher than Amazon. I have the unit and would highly recommend it! I purchased mine from Amazon. I own two - one for home one for office. Hope this was helpful!
8050
Hi. I found it is the same as a professional dryer for a lot less money. Does a good fur blowout and adds body to the coat. Great value
230233
This is the Blue Kool Dry Dryer (KD100). They have a smaller version which is the Kool Pup Dryer.
120478
Really not sure but it is not like any dryer I've used in 40+ years. Wattage doesn't matter at all. It drys so differently than a regular dryer. It truly is awsome and does not dry your hair out.
2153294
the name of the dryer is Twin Turbo 3500 because its 3500 watts. make sure to get the ceramic/ionic version
355324
The issue is how much actual power your dryer will draw at the moment it starts up. I tried to run my air compressor, which runs just under 2000 watts, but it draws (according to the meter on the inverter) 4200 watts to start. The 7000 watt peak rating lasts for literally one second, which is not long enough to start the compressor in cold weather. Your dryer would likely not need a huge power draw for very long, but there's no way to know for sure without testing it with a meter. If you have any other heavy appliances or tools you're thinking of powering, I would go up in size. Hope this helps!
2157065
You can buy the exact 32 oz. product (95830) with a hose end sprayer attached for $1.00 less than this one (95829). Crazy, huh? Both are supposed to cover 5,000 sf. I can't find any difference between the two. I used both today and will check the two labels tomorrow. If I find a difference in strength I will post it.
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I don't know. I returned the dryer because the higher power setting didn't work.
676967
You must first read what the advantages are for an infrared dryer vs. a regular dryer, and the differences it makes in caring for your hair. I've owned many dryers in the past and I've found the difference in the two, is the $125 dryer works exactly as advertised and I'm well pleased with it's performance.
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This boot/glove dryer puts a Peet dryer to shame, way better product by far, no comparison by any means! The name MaxxDry speaks for itself !!Eddie James, from Superior, WI
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The air speed seems to be the same on both the medium and high settings; the only difference is the amount of heat. Although it doesn't seem to have as much air flow (or noise!) as my previous ionic dryers, it nevertheless dries my very thick and very long hair faster.
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I can't answer your question. To me they seemed different and I am not happy with them. They dryer is very noisy. I am going to look for different ones.