How does it work in Paris and do I need to dry on the lowest setting?
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@Judy Keehn: I never take a full size hair dyer when I travel domestically or abroad. There are some amazing travel size dryers. Also, many hotels now supply blow dryers. But if yours doesn't then you need to purchase a little 'converter' kit. Once you use a converter for any American electrical appliance, then you have nothing to be concerned about. They take up very little space. I hope this answer helps you.
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Hi Andrew, I had the same problem. I live in Louisiana, the land of high humidity. I ran a fan in the room and it really took about a week to actually dry. I have done 2 bathrooms and my kitchen. This was the first bathroom I did. Never happened again. My advice is just be patient and give it time.
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Never used it on slow or low setting. On high, my hair dries in 3 minutes, where it use to take 10. I really like the dryer.
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The directions say to line dry but I put them in the dryer under the super low setting and they are fine.
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I used it in London and Paris with an adapter in the wall outlet. I then plugged my curling iron into it which worked great. I don't know if a hair dryer would be any different than a hair dryer.
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Yes, in fact the care instructions allows you to use your drier but it must be on the lowest (gentle) setting.If the temperature is to high it will ruin the spill proof matetial woven into the protector. I dried mine on low heat and it turned out fine.
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Hello, it's suppose to fluff up tumble dry low heat. thanks hope this helps
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This machine does not have a drying cycle. That didn't bother me because I haven't used one most of the time for years (to save energy). What I do is time my load (whenever possible) so that I am around when the cycle ends. Then I turn it off, open the door, pull out the top rack to keep the door partly open, and let the dishes air dry. If you do this shortly after the cycle ends, while everything is still hot, most dishes will dry well. You can also wipe of the tops of glasses and cups if they have pools of water.
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This model has 2 setting for the voltage. Because this model is designed for international travelers. If you follow the collect setting you will not get burned. But it seems like it will not really hot and it will take me to forever to straight my hair. So, even if it is not correct, I will use the hottest setting for me. However, it is not burning my hair and it is working perfectly for me.
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It is actually a dry heat...probably could just dampen a towel and place underneath the pad, if you wanted it to be moist.
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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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It worked fine for me. I have six of them that I used in my apartment in Paris.
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No you can towel damp dry . But it is liquid and you don't want it running or dripping especially a dark color . Good luck. Alex Jet beauty
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Yes, the dryer has various temperatures raining from 20 to 70. It gets pretty hot but as my hair dries it adjusts to a cooler temperatures. I can also hand adjust the dryer temperature for my comfort throughout the selected drying time. I absolutely love this dryer. I've had it for a few years and it has held up great. It's better thank most salon dryers. Great buy and worth the money I paid for it.
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It is polyester so it dries really fast. There are also 2 metal hooks that would harm your drier. I believe the directions said you could put it in dryer on low heat, but it dries so quickly I wouldn't see a reason to.
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I used mine in several different directions, and it worked very well. In fact, I just bought a second one. I used mine dry the first time, and then tried a little bit of water. It worked well both dry and damp. Perhaps the manufacturer can answer your question. I found them very easy to communicate with.
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Yes. And I dry it on low heat, even though they say not to. Works fine afterwards. Mom's is two years old, or thereabouts, now.