can i use my royale straightener in Europe (220)
1248786
Yes I believe so, these straighteners, are very good. Works well for me, on my natural hair and weaves!
1248787
This particular model is not capable without the adapter. You'd need to purchase that separately. I'm not sure if this company makes special irons with the 220 cords. It would be worth looking into or simply purchasing an adaptor to make it universal. You will enjoy this iron and I'm sure I it because I love mine.
1887866
I really don't know. Sorry. I have a very short hair and don't use straightener
1915237
I wouldn't use any blowdryer in Europe that didn't have a switch to change current. Even if it does you must run it on a low speed and heat and use a plug adaptor also. I think I would purchase a dryer intended for use with foreign current- lots of travel dryers have this capability. This is such a nice blowdryer, I would hate for it to burn up and then you have NO blowdryer. Also My daughter just traveled to Italy and many people recommend to just buy a curling iron or straightener there, as those types of appliances can't be switched to European current. Also you need a plug adaptor for any American appliance anyway,even one that converts.
577425
I'M not sure, however, i have found that in ost countries i have been in the bathe rooms have plugins specifically for shavers/razors. check with your hotel to see if that is offered they had them in london and dublin in both 220 and 110 .
1791339
The specs say it won't work with hair dryers or straighteners. You will need to find another (more expensive) model that can handle appliances with a heavier draw. The Conair TS2000 2,000-Watt High/Low Converter may work for you.
1235001
Yes, it works. But make sure your dryer or curling iron works in the range of 110 - 220 volts (usually hair dryers don't) because if doesn't it will burn. Europe electric grid works with 210 volts, and that is too much for electric divices that only work with 110 volts (like the ones in the US).
2239013
I bought this and it didn't work with my flat iron in England. I would by one when you get to where you are going so you can talk to a real person and get the one that works for your device.
954931
You will definitely need a convertor because it is 110v. It works pretty well but it is not the best straightening iron I've ever had. I work in Afghanistan and have to use a 110 convertor.
1271087
Just about any store that carries hair products. I ysed my grand-daughters small straightening iron. It works really well and is quick and easy.
1018019
Just use the correct "plug" for London outlet; the straightener will automatically use correct voltage
628051
YEs, I've used mine in Europe. You just need to buy the converter to plug it in. It's a great iron, and fairly light in weight.
1730266
Yes, I have used mine in Venice, Barcelona, Lyon, and Sicily. Yes, you will need a plug ADAPTER . so you can get it into the wall plug with nothing changing. You do NOT need a converter since is already conforms to Europe's 240 vs. USA 120. Most hair dryers do the same, and so do most telephones and computers. If the appliance says 110-220 or 120 - 240 or something like that -- close enough -- electrical power in US fluxuates between 110 to 120, so it's fine. Just buy the $5 conveter plug which takes the US plug straight and changes it into the round ones. No electricity changes.
212313
Not sure, my daughter used her British irons in an American adapter plug with no problems but when i looked into buying one from American voltage to Brit plug the whole advice was NOT suitable for straightening irons!
2108699
I can't tell you. I took mine to the UK and it broke right away. So........ not a good purchase for me. Perhaps you will have better luck. Keep in mind that although you wont need a "converter" you will need an adapter plug that will allow you to plug in your flat iron.
954255
It is metal so I would say you can. The 2 smaller openings on the outsides are less than 2 inches wide so not sure how big your straightener is.
2052256
You *must* use a voltage converter. If you use a plug adapter only, your curlers will work really well for about 5 seconds and never again. If you are just visiting Europe, then it will probably be easier to buy curlers there: Voltage adapters are *heavy* - far too heavy to take on vacation with you. If you still want a converter, look at the current rating (the number of amps) on the curlers, multiply that by 110 and look for a converter that is rated at least 50% higher than that (i.e. number of amps x 110 x 1.5). I promise that buying a set of curlers in Europe will be cheaper...
1575012
Im Europe use 220 volts and frequency is different. Hunter Fanaway is beautiful.