o's nd
rou ttitude,
Und r 'riter La ratori
modi fied it mar in re-
quir m nt for hair dr r
aft r the CP brou ht to
U ' attention report. of in­
and d Ih uribut d to
of hair
on'ts or
air Dryer 0 ner
ul
- Don't bloc the air open­
in of a hair dryer. Don't
pi ce it on a oft urface, uch
a a bed or cou h t during
o ration; air opening may
be bloc eel and, al ,you may
create a ri of fire.
- Don't drop or in ert
anythin into a hair dry r '
openin .
eep air 0 ning fr of
lint, hair and other m It r.
- Don't u a hair dryer out­
door.
- Don't operate a hair dryer
h re aerosol or pray pro­
du tare bein used or here
o ygen i. being dmini t red.
- Don't any alta hment
thlat aren't r omm nded by
the manufa turer.
eep th cord a 'a from
heated urfa
- If a hair dr er ha been
dropped into 'ate or other li­
quid, if i doesn't ork prop­
erly or if th cord, plug or
other part re damaged.
di ard it or ta e it to a rice
enter for repair.
. ,
Hair dr r ar I tri al ap-
pliance, and u in
them-e en under normal
condition -requir. ommon
pr auti n , UL and th
point out. In addition,
th t 0 or anization ur
people to ob r e th follow-
ing . pecific Iety rule for'
h nd-h Id dr er :
ir t, hair
dr er. r and
in tru ti n .
- Unplu 'h n not in
u ed.
- Don't u: a hair dry r -hile
b thin .
- Don't place or tore a hair
dr er where it can fall or
pulled into a tub or in .
- Don', drop or put a hair
d er into . ter or 01 liquid.
- Don't reach or a hair dryer
if it f II. into ,t r or other
liquid; unplu it immediately,
and then remo e it.
A a further precaution,
hen u in a dry r re ularly,
make c rtain that h ir i ' 11
conditioned to
ce i e dr n
and hair rOOI •
in the
(Con'inwd from PIlle JO.)
• In d of d
Cyril Harv beli
{Continued on PtI. e 11.)
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