Reply To: Curling Iron in Europe
If you just use a plug adapter, it will allow you to plug in your curler but the higher voltage (230V vs. the US’s 110V) will blow out your device almost immediately. You might be able to find out...
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@iwanna- I would get a plug adapter that adjust for both voltage and the different plug-they do have those-maybe check amazon. In the same vein I guarantee you could buy one in the airport upon...
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Oh god I knew this would be a pain in the ass. I had no idea I was volunteering to do the most obnoxious pre-vacation “chore” And I am okay with not doing my hair – I figure I’ll have plenty to do...
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Reply To: Curling Iron in Europe
Do Ireland and the UK have the same outlets/voltage thingy? Maybe not. So you may need TWO kinds. Or just get one of those converters – or buy one when you get there? I’d probably do the latter. Or...
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Yeah I’ve heard there’s weird issues with voltage or something. I don’t know. I feel like a bratty american that just wants all my shit to work and for life to carry on per usual.
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@othy, she might also a converter for the voltage difference to use it there
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Maybe try the UK version of Amazon? http://www.amazon.co.uk/
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Why don’t you just buy a plug adapter and bring your regular curling iron?...
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Hi Guys! I am going to London and Ireland in about 3 weeks and the one job I had was to find a curling iron that my mom and I can use over there. I figure I can’t be the only american to go abroad and...
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I’m a doing this right? Can anyone hear me? Who’s dying to know that today was my 23rd bikram yoga class in a row? No one? Well darnit.
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Yay for one year! I am oddly proud of you, Wendy. I’ve been following your personal blog since 2007. You’ve been on one helluva journey thus far and I hope it continues. Happy One-Year Anniversary!...
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YAY! This was a fun announcement on a Monday morning!!! My 2 immediate thoughts about a DW message board are: 1. Perfect! I already think of this site as a community and now we have a space to chat...
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This is very cool! Congrats Wendy on the latest evolution of your webpage!
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Thanks, Guys! Sweetleaf, I might resurrect CityWendy some time — I do miss it — but I just don’t know when in the near future I’ll be able to carve the extra time for it. To compensate, I’ve been...
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I’m really excited about this message board! I can’t believe I’ve been coming here since day one. I remember exactly what I was searching for when I found your column on TF. It was fate that I found...
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Hi, and welcome to DearWendy.com’s first message board! Hopefully, you’re familiar with how to use a website message board, but if you aren’t, I’m sure you’ll quickly catch on. As for forum rules,...
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Hi, and welcome to DearWendy.com’s first message board! Hopefully, you’re familiar with how to use a website message board, but if you aren’t, I’m sure you’ll quickly catch on. As for forum rules,...
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