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Wednesday, December 13, 2023
Tuesday, August 10, 2021
How The Hotel Hair Dryer Can help you on holiday and in longstay quarantine
If you are stuck in a hotel on quarantine for two weeks of more you might be looking at what use you can make of what is supplied in your room.
Hair
A hotel hair dryer has many uses. It can dry your hair after a shower. You can plait your hair and dry it with a dryer to end up with waves and curls.
You can cool yourself by taking a cold shower and using a cold hair dryer. Or warm yourself with a hot shower and hot hair dryer.
Swimsuit
Or dry a swimsuit. Or swimming hat. Or a shower cap. Or a bathrobe. If you think the swimming cap material is sensitive to heat, run on cold. Or dry off off with paper towels. Or with a bathroom towel, then dry the towel with the hairdryer.
Clothes
It can dry your underclothes and socks. It can dry your wet shoes and rained on outer clothes and even an umbrella. If you think the heat might cause damage, you could try running it on cold or half heat. You can also dry a wet bath towel, hand towel, or face flannel.
You can dry off plates, cups and other crockery. You can dry off cutlery.
You can dry up spills on the table before you put down your laptop.
