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| The scientists randomly assigned the kids to get treatment with one of several devices, including a bonnet-style hair dryer, a hand-held hair dryer, a wall-mounted hair dryer, and an experimental high-volume blower that has a special rake that lifts hair into the strong air stream. Re-tec's second product, a portable hair dryer named Ioneat, was launched in late 2003. The nurse gave her a hair dryer and encouraged her to dry it out a little, as her physician was expected to cut the cast off the next day. |
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hair dryer - a hand-held electric blower that can blow warm air onto the hair; used for styling hair