How to convert appliances like irons, fans and other appliances from 220 volts to 110?

Well the only way to do that is to make sure that they have a 110 and 220 setting. Look on the plug or the manual or the appliance. It will tell you what the range of voltage is. If they have that, then you need to buy a converter. It's just a plug like thing that has a 220 insert on one side and a 110 insert on the other side. My husband and I just came back from europe and we had to leave A lot of our stuff behind because it wouldn't work here in the states. We also blew up a lot of stuff when we first got to europe because we didn't understand right away. Ha but we learned.

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