Oh, boy. No wonder Class II electrical safety is now a thing.Hitachi.
I believe only the ’original‘ is corded.
Mind you, they all were back then.
Tom
Corded?Hitachi.
I believe only the ’original‘ is corded.
Mind you, they all were back then.
That´s modern!!!!
Before the electric drill there was the hand drill, and by the same token:
Juan, I was referring to the Hitachi brand ‘ladies friend’ aka Magic Wand.
If what you show had a similar purpose, well, let’s just say, this is where I exit this thread and start reporting you dirty pigs. 🐷
I used that thing to beat the eggs for this morning’s breakfast Omelette.
If what you show had a similar purpose, well, let’s just say, this is where I exit this thread and start reporting you dirty pigs. 🐷
I used that thing to beat the eggs for this morning’s breakfast Omelette.
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Cal's right. The original Ladies' Buzz Bomb was indeed the HITACHI magic wand and it was corded (AC mains power).
The original came with two accessories (shown in the attached image). Then after it became a runaway best seller and wild success, third party companies (not named Hitachi) started selling even more accessories. Amazon carries (these accessories) , to name one example among many. The accessory that reminds you of a customer frantically signaling to a busy restaurant hostess: "we need a table for TWO!!" is particularly funny
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The original came with two accessories (shown in the attached image). Then after it became a runaway best seller and wild success, third party companies (not named Hitachi) started selling even more accessories. Amazon carries (these accessories) , to name one example among many. The accessory that reminds you of a customer frantically signaling to a busy restaurant hostess: "we need a table for TWO!!" is particularly funny
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