Small appliances
Aug 19th 2012, 4:43 pm
#16
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Re: Small appliances
Were you using a transformer? Or just a plug converter??
We bought a Kenwood Chef over (my wife loved it!) and an Onkyo (Integra) Amplifier (I love it) and both run fine off a transformer.
After 4 years, we did buckle and buy a Kitchenaid because lugging the transformer around was a pain!!
We bought a Kenwood Chef over (my wife loved it!) and an Onkyo (Integra) Amplifier (I love it) and both run fine off a transformer.
After 4 years, we did buckle and buy a Kitchenaid because lugging the transformer around was a pain!!
Aug 19th 2012, 4:44 pm
#17
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Re: Small appliances
I can live without cheese.
Aug 20th 2012, 5:44 pm
#18
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Re: Small appliances
Look on the tongs.. There will be a sticker or something that says what sort of electricity it works on. My tongs and hair dryer and toothbrush are rated for 100-240 w. they will work on either continent.
BTW, I totally understand!
BTW, I totally understand!
Aug 20th 2012, 6:55 pm
#19
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Re: Small appliances
fret no more! You can buy them online; although I have to say, they seem a bit pricey compared to other brands of hair appliance that you can get here. Still, I'm mental about my hair too, so I know how it is... 
http://www.fabove.ca/babyliss.html
http://www.fabove.ca/babyliss.html
