The last person I saw using one of those was my nan. Would she end up with a set blue rinse perm@Phil_G do you attach it to the exhaust?
The last person I saw using one of those was my nan. Would she end up with a set blue rinse perm@Phil_G do you attach it to the exhaust?
I’m sure the final solution will involve gas!@cgtmiles ....if all else fails ....you get gas power’d curlers and straightnerd. Less than £20 Each from Superdrug ....
To be fair that actually looks like a very good idea. But I’m not sure that will work for SWMBO. As I said before I’m in no way an expert but she does normally wave the thing around while brushing. Let’s see what the lady thinksEven a 600w drier is 50A, its not something you'd plug into a cig socket. If cgt has a webasto, whats so ridiculous about the flexi ducting suggestion?
Even a 600w drier is 50A, its not something you'd casually plug into a cig socket. If cgt has a webasto, whats so ridiculous about the flexi ducting suggestion?
Yeah right because that works all the time when I’m waiting for her to get ready. I say “get a move on” and she replies “yes of course dear, I will definitely now move quicker”A 50A drain in an hour....
Tell her she's on a meter and to get a move on...
This looks interesting, not sure where you can buy one... Perfect if you could plug it into the exisitng LPG tank...
LPG Hairdryer
What about using the van heater and a small computer fan to speed up the air flow with a longer flexible hose? (I’m being serious!)
I have seen people duct the output into roof top tents on 4x4s so there must be some possibility there?
Just don't put the kettle on while using it !!View attachment 73610The decision was made to go for this (not even a 12v one!)