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Charging an Electric shaver.

jayteecork · 2010-11-25 15:48:52

Sorry if this is the wrong forum (consumer electronics and "gadgets" was the closest I could see) but I'll go anyway. Where I'm living at the moment the bathroom contains none of those plugs for charging an electric razor. Is there any other way? Could I buy a EU to UK adaptor and stick it in that way? Would it charge?…

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25-11-2010 4:48pm

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jayteecork

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Sorry if this is the wrong forum (consumer electronics and "gadgets" was the closest I could see) but I'll go anyway.

Where I'm living at the moment the bathroom contains none of those plugs for charging an electric razor.

Is there any other way?

Could I buy a EU to UK adaptor and stick it in that way?
Would it charge?

Thanks.

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#2 27-11-2010 12:03am
coylemj

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If the shaver is rated at 220V-240V then all you need is a two pin to three pin adapter and you can plug it in and it will charge.

This is what it looks like....

http://www.flatbatt.co.uk/Electrical/Shaver_adapter_plug/shaver_adapter_plug.html

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