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Are ionic hair dryers safe for every day use? read that they produce ozone as a byproduct of ionization. can't seem to find one that isnt ionic or expell nano-silver \ nano-tourmaline. are these ok to breathe long term? dryers used to be simpler lol?
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Its ok: Should be fine.
Answered 2/11/2021
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