European appliances in the US
Mar 12th 2012, 6:38 pm
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Mar 12th 2012, 8:10 pm
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Mar 16th 2012, 6:04 pm
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Re: European appliances in the US
what about those transvaginal wand thingumy jigs that Jon Stewart was talking about recently...?
Nov 19th 2012, 12:03 am
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Re: European appliances in the US
Hi - sorry to bring up this old thread, but we are moving to USA shortly, and I'd like to bring our electric adjustable bed. We are bringing our other furniture, but were told to leave all appliances.
After googling and looking on here, do you thing a step up transformer would work? The bed has a frame, 2 mattresses which each rise at the head or the feet, and one of them has a massage function.
The electric bits are only used occasionally - occasionally when reading before bed. However, in the uk, the bed is left plugged in.
I suppose we could just use the bed as a bed without the electric, but it would be nice to use the functions too if a transformer would work.
After googling and looking on here, do you thing a step up transformer would work? The bed has a frame, 2 mattresses which each rise at the head or the feet, and one of them has a massage function.
The electric bits are only used occasionally - occasionally when reading before bed. However, in the uk, the bed is left plugged in.
I suppose we could just use the bed as a bed without the electric, but it would be nice to use the functions too if a transformer would work.
Nov 19th 2012, 3:40 am
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Re: European appliances in the US
Hi - sorry to bring up this old thread, but we are moving to USA shortly, and I'd like to bring our electric adjustable bed. We are bringing our other furniture, but were told to leave all appliances.
After googling and looking on here, do you thing a step up transformer would work? The bed has a frame, 2 mattresses which each rise at the head or the feet, and one of them has a massage function.
The electric bits are only used occasionally - occasionally when reading before bed. However, in the uk, the bed is left plugged in.
I suppose we could just use the bed as a bed without the electric, but it would be nice to use the functions too if a transformer would work.
After googling and looking on here, do you thing a step up transformer would work? The bed has a frame, 2 mattresses which each rise at the head or the feet, and one of them has a massage function.
The electric bits are only used occasionally - occasionally when reading before bed. However, in the uk, the bed is left plugged in.
I suppose we could just use the bed as a bed without the electric, but it would be nice to use the functions too if a transformer would work.
Find out how much you could sell it for, then find out how much it might cost to buy one here. It'll probably be worth it in the long run.
