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The reviews of rechargeable 4xAA battery ones are a bit naff. They take too long to charge, don't get hot enough and are not effective. 4-8hrs to charge in car for 30 mins use. e.g. Morphy Richards.
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Hairtools.
To get a normal mains one to work off a car, you'd end up buying a 300 watt 12v to 240v invertor to run a 200watt straightener.
The faster you drive on the outside lane, the straighter the hair! 
Unless you have a softop.
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Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.
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Topic: 12V hair straighteners
