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What is the safest hairdryer to use in the bath?

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Also, what is the best extension lead, so I can plug it in from the Bedroom?

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Any hairdryer will do, try it and let us know how you get on.
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a battery powered hairdryer or a dry towel , or get out of the bath first and use a normal one.
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LOL. Well, I would go with Safety Zapp by 'UDied'.

Its quite a powerful machine... it doesnt even hurt... well, unless you have a really strong body, but uh... you'll only feel it for a minute before you go into a coma. Its not too bad!
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all hairdryers are okay to use. none of them will kill you at all ;)

ya goof.
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Okay, I don't mean to sound rude but this is a really stupid question. If you bring an electrical device near water of any kind you could be electrocuted. Please don't even try it.
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A open window. No water in the bath. Do you have a will made already?
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you will die no matter what hairdryer you use, you may aswell use a toaster cos your gonna get the same result, death.
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An unplugged one.
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a toy one............that vibrates........lol
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The Braun is best, put it on full heat and your hair will be dry in a flash.
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any, as long as there is no water in your bathtub
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a towel . great minds think alike .
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A towel.
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you can can one at. toys R us lol

you could buy the toaster from there as well lol
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You would be hard pressed to find a plug

socket to plug a hair dryer into as the

building rules says no plug sockets in

bathroom as some idiot will try to pug

an hair dryer in and fry them self.
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Haha! Try the towel, a relatively new invention that decreases the chances of an electric shock

You're funny! ;-)
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your an idiot
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Get a battery-powered one. Preferably a waterproof one. Otherwise, make sure you use a good RCB or ELCB in case it falls into the water. If you don't understand what these devices are, don't try it.
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YES!

2 points.
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towelll :)
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a elastic band powerd one..u plumb
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an invisible one

or

idk about this but maybe a battery powered one

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