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Bringing waterpik overseas
I will be travelling to Tonga from the US and would like to bring my WaterPik water flosser along (I'll need it for my braces). I was planning on buying a step-down transformer to handle the difference in voltage. My flosser uses 120V and Tonga uses 240V.
However, it's a 60Hz device and Tonga uses 50Hz. Will my flosser even work? |
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