Would You Pay £300 For a Hairdryer?

Personally I won't be buying one. I only use mine on the dogs coats.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-36111742

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I got an email from Dyson today about this hair dryer. Wow! I didn't see the price of it!!
I have a Dyson vacuum cleaner and l am very pleased with it but their prices are rip off!!

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Hi

I would gladly pay £300 for a hairdryer, but only if Nicole Kidman came with it.

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I wouldn't pay that much for a hairdryer, knowing my luck with electric goods it would probably break down within weeks. I do like Dyson vacuums though.

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Nuts !

I use a small hairdryer (think it's a travel one) from Superdrug or somewhere like that.
Cheap ? yeah I dislike great big noisy things and this one is fine.
The previous one was similar ... OH got it with some darkroom equipment !
It lasted many years.

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I have a professional Parlux 1900w hair dryer that l paid over £70 for, yet my cheapo, old 1800w Vidal Sasson travel hair dryer is just as good!
I usually go by the wattage/power of the hair dryer.

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No, I wouldn't pay that much - £20 is about my max!

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I would like to try the Dyson but am happy with mine which cost £14

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No I wouldn't pay £300 for a hairdryer, I have no hair.

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Maybe a few 90 year olds in Bikinis could use one to rapidly dry off all those nooks and crannies.