well to be honest I don't use a hairdryer but it's not surprising it gets hot,
just be careful not to use it for massive amounts of time in a row. You don't want it to be melting the insulation on the cables although it would have to be f**king hot to do that. I think it's just one of those appliances that draws so much power that it will get warm. I wouldnt worry too much.
Posted By: NCFC4life on June 1st 2009 at 09:11:57
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- I assume this is to complete the change, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jun 1, 08:57:44
- Do I recall correctly that you used to do some sparky work? (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 1, 09:01:04
- Hairdryers are like that, they use a hell of a lot of power, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jun 1, 09:04:59
- The wiring in the house dates from before they invented electiricity, I think. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 1, 09:08:23
- well to be honest I don't use a hairdryer but it's not surprising it gets hot, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jun 1, 09:11:57
- Bmxcellent, ta. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 1, 09:15:03
- It can't be my fault, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jun 1, 09:18:03
- Bmxcellent, ta. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 1, 09:15:03
- well to be honest I don't use a hairdryer but it's not surprising it gets hot, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jun 1, 09:11:57
- The wiring in the house dates from before they invented electiricity, I think. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 1, 09:08:23
- Hairdryers are like that, they use a hell of a lot of power, (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jun 1, 09:04:59
- Do I recall correctly that you used to do some sparky work? (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jun 1, 09:01:04
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