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Elchim 2001 and Twin Turbo Blow Dryer Nozzles????
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LEOLADYSW
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When I wanted a comb attachment for my dryer, I went online to the manufacturer's site -- not the store.
Even if the manufacturer doesn't have the attachment you want listed on the site, they generally have an email address you can ask questions to them from. Just have the model number and name ready so they know exactly what you need.
I emailed the manufacturer, and within a day or two, I got the info. I wanted and could order the part I needed.
Even if the manufacturer doesn't have the attachment you want listed on the site, they generally have an email address you can ask questions to them from. Just have the model number and name ready so they know exactly what you need.
I emailed the manufacturer, and within a day or two, I got the info. I wanted and could order the part I needed.
so1913
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LEOLADYSW said:
When I wanted a comb attachment for my dryer, I went online to the manufacturer's site -- not the store.
Even if the manufacturer doesn't have the attachment you want listed on the site, they generally have an email address you can ask questions to them from. Just have the model number and name ready so they know exactly what you need.
I emailed the manufacturer, and within a day or two, I got the info. I wanted and could order the part I needed.
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Duuuuh!!! That makes perfect sense. I'll do that right now.
LEOLADYSW said:
When I wanted a comb attachment for my dryer, I went online to the manufacturer's site -- not the store.
Even if the manufacturer doesn't have the attachment you want listed on the site, they generally have an email address you can ask questions to them from. Just have the model number and name ready so they know exactly what you need.
I emailed the manufacturer, and within a day or two, I got the info. I wanted and could order the part I needed.
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Duuuuh!!! That makes perfect sense. I'll do that right now.
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