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#1 *Stacey Schooler*

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Posted 27 January 2006 - 10:12 PM

Hi,
My name is Stacey, and I have an issue I could use advice on. I am a girl with long hair that needs to be dried after washing. Because of my limited hand use, I need a dryer on a stand. For years I have used one (Comare's Superduck 1600) that I found through a pet grooming Web site. Unfortunately, the dryer is now broken, the product has been discontinued, and the company has apparently gone out of business. :D
I am looking for a dryer on a stand, that has easy to use buttons. Does anyone know of a product that fits this description, and where I could find it? I would really appreciate any information.

Thank you,
Stacey :unsure:
schooler79@hotmail.com

#2 Jilly

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Posted 27 January 2006 - 11:37 PM

Hi Stacey,
I have long hair too - curly so if I dont blow dry it and straighten it it goes beserk!

sounds to me like you need a stand that you can clamp a 'normal' hairdrier on.
Us Kiwis get very inventive!! :D

What you also need is a handy person who could rig something up for you. :unsure: good luck!

#3 Joed

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Posted 27 January 2006 - 11:43 PM

Hi Stacey...

I did a quick search, and it seems that the stands are often sold apart from the dryer. I thought this one looked durable and it's reasonbly priced:

Dryer Stand

There's some on eBay...and most of the ones I saw have the dryers with them:

Dryers and Stands

Here is something I came across...not a hair dryer, but it dries your entire body. :unsure:

Body Dryer

If you search some disability or arthritis sites, you'll probably find some dryers with easy to manage buttons, etc.
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Posted 28 January 2006 - 02:57 AM

http://www.sammonspr...?Leaf_Id=555308

I have this one - C4/5 quad - quite pleased with it.




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