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PLUG!
Can you tell me what kind of plug is used in California?? The one used also in England or another kind? Thanks a lot!
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110V, 60Hz, polarity plug
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Do you mean an electrical plug or the kind you put in a bottle or a sink?
If electrical, no US plug is like anything used in Europe. The above description is accurate. http://shop.store.yahoo.com/sharperimage-gb/plugs.html The above will give you a description of all kinds of electrical plugs. |
Thank you so much! I meant electrical plugs and looking at the site you suggested, turned out to be very useful: I probably don't have one so I'll have to buy it! Thanks again, Loki and Bob Brown!
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Actually :D In California you are bound to come across plenty of men with plugs in their heads :lol~
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I have seen in travel sections of larger stores and some luggage departments sets of converters and plug adapters for travel - if you travel a lot to different countries, this might be a useful purchase, since there are several different configurations of plugs throughout the world. I have seen them for about $30 (US) - sorry no idea of what this is GBP.
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I clicked on your PLUG question because I thought you might be talking about bath tub plugs in Russia and the "stans". We had to bring our own!
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sylvia, you can't just change the plug. You have to get the whole adapter thing. If you're thinking hair dryer, you may find that wherever you're staying provides one.
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When travelling in China, we had no trouble asking for a converter from the hotel--and we stayed in several different places.
You might check with your hotels before buying one. |
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