12 volt appliances (merged from 3 threads)

[dcheatwood]

Originally Posted by wmtire

That's what I was thinking, since any battery powered shaver is actually DC voltage. However, I guess if you were without 120 volt power for a long time, then you might not be able to recharge the battery(ies) the normal way....by using the 120 volt AC/DC charger..... but still should be able to use a small plug-in inverter to do the job.

My cheap little Remington and Norelco both last at least 15-20 shaves after charging.

[Jerry Dixon]

Originally Posted by dcheatwood

My cheap little Remington and Norelco both last at least 15-20 shaves after charging.

dcheatwood: I am really looking for a shaver without a battery - one that works just with a 12 volt plug.

[dcheatwood]

Yes. I always look for one that runs plugged in or not.

[Bob K4TAX]

Originally Posted by spock123

I can sometimes go for 3 weeks without charging my shaver. That's why I brought it for dry camping. I will crank up one of my Honda's and the shaver charges in a jiffy, I can't go for three weeks without cranking up a Honda


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Shucks, I often go 3 weeks without shaving. Of course, I'm retired and can do and go where and as I please. I do bathe on Saturdays......only if necessary.

The wife asked me what I was planning for the day? I responded "nothing". She then said, "well that's what you did yesterday". To which I responded, " well, I'm not through".