Best portable power for ghds?

It's really nice and refreshing, I used to have problems getting it made right, but everywhere does it now.
 
I have plenty of hair, but the fecker has migrated to all the wrong places, I have four pony tails.
 
Drover said:
Meri is spot on about ghd's, at least he got the same answer we got plugging the wifes in to our inverter....they wont work....they dont like the waves. And not the wavy hair:D
Not on 600w, tried our 3000w one and its still the same but I think its buggered anyway and I cant be bothered to check it. I ain't got any hair..
Sally now gets straight hair when we get a street *ight to plug into.
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We have a 2500W pure sine wave inverter and that powers the straighteners perfectly. Not sure what you'd need for GHDs that claim to take just 20 seconds to heat right up probably 1500W or more?
My view was the difference in cost between a 1500W and a 2500W inverter wasn't huge and it'll power anything we currently use or likely to need in the future too.
Another point to consider is buying an oversized inverter, the safety margin means not pushing the inverter to it's theoretical limit which is always a good idea with electronics. Sure there'll be a slight increase in inefficiency when powering small devices like chargers et al but the difference will be minimal and much better than your inverter going pop. :giggle:
 
Nothing stopping you from having more than one inverter set up in a van, small and large for different jobs, small 300w Pure sine wave are £30 ish
 
Bit extreme even for you Trev, I used to have problem hair, now it's no problem at all, it's all waved goodbye.
 
Good god no, not in this weather, I don't shower until Liz refuses to come near me, then I leave it another week until I can't stand it too, saves so much water and electrickery
 
Pudsey Bear said:
I'm a Guinness shandy man now Rob.
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I had to read this more than twice, you put lemonade in Guinness !!!!!!

He said while taking down the sheleighly

Robmac said:
Actually Kev, if I'm to be honest, I used to sometimes drink Guinness and Tomato juice as a hangover cure. It's like drinking a pint of breakfast!

And just to prove I'm still on topic, it makes your hair curl as well.
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drinking Guinness with tomato juice is a bit strange, but tell me you didn't put the tomato juice in the Guinness, even if its not true just say its so.
 
Boris7 said:
I had to read this more than twice, you put lemonade in Guinness !!!!!!

He said while taking down the sheleighly


drinking Guinness with tomato juice is a bit strange, but tell me you didn't put the tomato juice in the Guinness, even if its not true just say its so.
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I think I'd better say it's not true Kev!

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