So Monday morning I go to dry my hair and only cool air is coming out of my hair dryer. I didn't drop it or anything, and I've probably only had it for a year. I don't know what happened. At first I was like, "Okay whatever" but after a few days of cold air only I'm so over it. My hair is fairly long and takes a while to dry anyway but now with cold air only it's taking even longer. And yesterday I was late for work (as usual) and had to leave the house with out my hair being completely dry, even though I dried it for a good 20 minutes!! Then it was frizzy all day. A good hair dryer is hard to find, too and I'm not gonna be able to get to a store with a good selection until this weekend. Not looking forward to another two days of cold hair drying.

Use it as a mini fan.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

hmm, except it's about 40 degrees in NYC. (e.g. close to freezing), and that still doesn't solve the wet hair problem.

At least it's better for your hair now.

You should post a pic of yourself with wet hair. Then people would empathize with you.

Twice I've had hairdryers explode on me. Just went BANG while I was using them!

Replace it!!!

susannah said:

Next time don't pull the trigger!

I think it may be broke.

sextonseven said:

I'll buy you a new one

BaByliss Ceramic hairdryer.

I have the 2800 watt but it comes in lower wattages depending on you hair's needs.

If you have a good amount of hair, then it pays to invest in a professional hair dryer that will last you FOREVAH!

You can read about the Babyliss here: http://www.folica.com/BaB...d1178.html

I also used to use a Gold-n-Hot hair dryer. It worked well but ceramic gets the hair dry quicker and with less frizz.

susannah said:

I've had that happen to me, too. Once I was halfway done with my hair and it exploded.

I had to run to the beauty salon down the street so they could fix me.

liberation said:

you just want my bootlegs.

JasmineFire said:

$64?!? I was thinking like $25...but I guess you get what you pay for. The one I have now is ionic so it's supposed to dry your hair faster and make is smooth. It's kinda big though so not good for travel.

jerseykrs said:

I'm at work right now...

I'm sure a pic of me with wet hair will really help the two of you (with your short hair) empathize with my dilemma....

jone70 said:

my hair is long, ask Imago!

JasmineFire said:

I was more concerned with the black marks all over my clothes, and wierd burn on my tummy!

jerseykrs said:

like i'm gonna believe anything Imago says.

pics please.

susannah said:

jone70 said:

Well I did say "explode"!

jone70 said:

you have some?...what size are they?...i get really turned on by those thigh high booties....

jerseykrs said:

My hair is long too. I'm like that Afro Samuarai cartoon, yo.

Can u make your room even colder, then in relation your hair dryer will appear to be warm.

3121 said:

Did you take all the lint off of the hairdryer? Sometimes that helps.

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MIGUELGOMEZ said:

There is no lint build up (I checked), but how would that affect the temperature? Wouldn't it just make it have less air pressure...

susannah said:

It happenned the same 2 me...it was so funny

furygirl said:

Nuh-uh!!

Turn on the oven, wait till it's warm enough, then use the hairdryer with it's back side aimed to the oven, so it'll suck all the hot air.

Either that or just put your head in the oven.

jone70 said:

You're right. It was worth a shot.


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