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Can I use 2000w hairdryer in the US with a step up converter?

Strokesfan · 2007-07-29 15:05:53

Apologies if this has been posted, I did a search and found that you can plug your ghd in but it takes a lot longer to heat up. I was looking for a step-up converter online and saw one said "Max load 45W" - Does this mean I can't plug my 2000w hairdryer into a converter?? I'd be lost without my hairdryer - do I have to buy…

29-07-2007 4:05pm

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Apologies if this has been posted, I did a search and found that you can plug your ghd in but it takes a lot longer to heat up.

I was looking for a step-up converter online and saw one said "Max load 45W" - Does this mean I can't plug my 2000w hairdryer into a converter??

I'd be lost without my hairdryer - do I have to buy one over there

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