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Old 08-26-2007, 11:20 AM   #21
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My wife has a butane hair curler, specifically for use in the car. The marriage-saving value of an appliance that allows departure from the house, while final preparation for an outing continues, should not be underestimated.

The "woof" sound from this thing when it finally ignites the accumulated cloud of (enclosed) butane concerns me more than any propane appliance in an RV.

The ideas of heat output rate and energy source choices lead logically to an obvious device: the propane-powered hair dryer, based on a common shop torch and with a fan run by a cordless power tool battery pack. It would be standard gear at Tim Taylor's "More Power" Mobile Hair Salon.
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That's a good reason why we have a generator. Jim just turns it on ... I use my hair blower and my curling iron.. and he turns the genrator off. It's all good...
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That's a good reason why we have a generator. Jim just turns it on ... I use my hair blower and my curling iron.. and he turns the genrator off. It's all good...
What's a generator?
What's a hair blower?
What's a curling iron?

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