I do not have an outlet in my bathroom. Is this something i might consider for use of my curling iron or blow dryer?
1859982
I don't think so. The wattage for those items is too high for this inverter. Plus, the breaker fuse in your car, if that is where you were going to plug in, is way too light for bathroom appliances. I'm no electrician, so anyone who knows better, please correct me :->
1859983
This does not have enough power for that usage. Plus mine died after limited use, right after the warranty expired. You will need an inverter of at least 1500 watts- continuous. You would also need a car battery to operate this and a battery charger to recharge it. I would think you would be far better off using a long extension cord rated to handle 1800 watts.
1859984
You do understand this device has to be hooked up to a 12V car battery to work right? It will run your blow dryer but it converts 12V DC current to 110 V AC current. John
1500480
I put my flat iron in immediately after I turn it off and haven't had a problem, but a curling iron has a lot of exposed metal so I am not sure I would do that.
1334318
No, a blowdryer would be way to bulky. But the underneath of the table's legs are spaced far apart enough to where a nice basket can fit underneath to hideway your blowdryer. A small compact blowdryer might fit as well in one of the drawers, the ones that fold up.
1925075
It could be used to help straighten hair if you use a hot blow dryer and pull out the curl. My hair is straight. I use it to do the last steps of styling. I like it because it helps to avoid static electricity.
29045
It's a standard 120-volt grounded outlet, so if you mean a hair dryer then yes. But not a clothes dryer of course.
151981
It is not electric, so it does NOT have a cord. It's a brush to help blow dry the hair.
273193
I have mine plugged into the standard home outlet. It did not require a unique outlet like you might see with a washer or dryer - hope this helps.
1554008
No. If you are concerned about curling irons, then you should purchase a dual wattage one. In that case all you would need is an adaptor plug for the country you're in. Most things now are dual wattage(cell phones, cameras, laptops) but dual wattage curling irons are something that you have to make an effort to find.
459132
I don't think so. There is no dryer component to it. However, straighten my hair after blow drying it and this styler takes the frizz out.
1514493
Has a cord and is connected to electricity. Not a good idea for the shower!!!
1689570
Dear Customer,You can plug the cord directly to the outlet. The hair dryer however clicks and locks in to place on to the wall base. If you do not mount the base it will be difficult to remove and place back the hair dryer onto the base.Sincerely,EWO
995571
We plugged in our cellphones and iPad to charge them overnight, and I also used it to run my blowdryer and curling iron in the morning. It seemed to work better than plugging the dryer/iron into the wall converter. But no, you can't use it as a power source.
1162501
Not a problem, unless you do not have an electrical outlet in the bathroom.
444530
My answer is yes, it is better use a converter, which is quite inexpensive these days. I got mine at TJ Maxx. I never used my hair dryer without a converter, so I do not know what will happen if you use without it. Hope this helps.
1235000
Yes you can. The adapter is a Grounded Ceramic Adapter Plug. Max Capacity Up to 3000-Watt (max 250 Volt, 13 A). This is a very good quality adapter, not cheap plastic. Your hair drier and curling iron is probably 1500-watts max.
1006048
You could but it would be very clumsy, the wall mount would "bounce" around as you stretched the cord to your hair. I suppose if you had drawer very close and high you could fasten it in there so not to have it visible but then...how to plug in unless you did each time. Then it would be easier just get a hand held dryer. So, NO is my answer!
2226186
No, this is not a cordless hair dryer. Wish they would invent one, which would be very versitle.