Will it work with American made hair dryers?
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These are just plug converters. They do not change the voltage. Some appliances or devices can take either the 120V (American) or 220V (European). I used these for my iPad and iPhone because the chargers work with either. Your hairdryer might have a voltage switch on it, especially if it was designed for international travel. Otherwise, best not to chance it without a voltage converter as well.
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For something that uses a lot of electricity like a hair dryer, you also need a voltage converter. This just adapts the plug end of your item to fit the plugin on the wall.
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This will work for the hair dryer, if the hair dryer is 100-240V. Please note that this product does not convert voltage.
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It has a 3-prong plug so you may need a plug adapter (I don't know what type of plugs are common in India). If your wife's hairdryer can handle 220V then it should work fine. If her hairdryer is only compatible with 110V then it will probably get fried. It seems that most of the newer ones are compatible with both 110 and 220.
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No idea .... but since hair dryers and other appliances are usable with the appropriate adapters for the electric plug, I would assume this is as well.
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I do not think this small hair dryer is made to be compatible with other accessories.
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Based on my experience it won't work anywhere. It failed the first time we plugged in a hair dryer in South Africa. It never worked, ever. I complained to the vendor and they asked me to send it back (at my own expense). They never replied or acknowledged receipt of the unit or offered to return my money. I would avoid this unit.
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From my experience, no. I bought this because it said it would, but it didn't fit on 3 blow dryers that I own. It is very small in diameter.
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Go to KitchenAid's website to ask the company your question. Also, do an internet search for companies in Europe that convert American appliances. When I was in Europe I burned out a hair dryer while using a converter. So I don't recommend using a converter unless KitchenAid recommends it.
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Not sure if it will work. It didn't work with me under 220V with my hair straightener . Sorry
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This converter will work as long as the hair dryer wattage is less than 1875 watts.
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Hi FOLUKE Demuren, this Will Not fit Conair 1875. It will only fit VS (Vidal Sassoon) hair dryers. See my review on Nov 19, 2014.
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It should fit some hair dryers other than just the Bio Ionics. However, I'm sure it will not fit all dryers.
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It doesn't work with that blow dryer. I have that blow dryer and it didn't fit. My suggestion to you, is the get the Vidal sasson dryer and combs. That it a really good dryer! I have the Andis dryer too, but I use the Vidal dryer and combs more!
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Yes, but make sure items you will plug in to this are 110V-240V. This DO NOT changes voltage. Let's just say your computer or phone will work( charge) just fine as they are 110V-240V but your hair dryer will burn
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There is a small screw on the hair dryer to turn when you go from US to Europe. Then once you get to Europe, you must use an adaptor on the dryer plug before you plug into electric outlets there. And yes, they do work! If you don't use them, you'll fry your electronics!
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Yes, the hair dryer works in Italy and other European countries. You have to switch the voltage (on the handle of the hair dryer) and when you get to Italy, use an adaptor. The dryer must be used only on the low setting, but feels like high to Americans. It works very well, I used it for 2 wks this fall on a trip to France! Beth McCauslin
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It should fit the sockets in Israel. Not ideal. But it should fit. However, more of a concern is that the 220V system will fry a 110V American Hair Dryer. Note this strip is not a voltage converter. I would suggest that you shop for a dual voltage hair dryer and bring a couple of US/Euro plug adapters.