to hairdryer myself?

[JumboFuckingJet]

Regular poster, name changed in case this outs me. ??Following a conversation today in the office about the program First Dates where that daft woman admitted to blow drying her "nunn", I said that sometimes in the winter I blow dry myself when I am drying my hair. Not my fanjo, I hasten to add, I just sometimes get cold so a blast of warm air down my dressing gown warms me up. My office now think I'm ridiculous. ??So, AIBU to blow dry myself? Does anyone else?!

[Notasinglefuckwasgiven]

I've blasted my hands and feet ( Raynauds Syndrome ) plenty of times to get the warmth into them. Not weird at all.

[AlpacaLypse]

I use the hairdryer on the bits that seem to take forever otherwise. Between toes, backs of knees.. and hairy parts !

[ouryve]

I often blast myself all over with a hairdryer after a bath.

[MrFYC]

I did it when the boiler packed in and could only have cold showers. In December. In a house with no heating either. Hair dryer was a blessed relief at that point :)

[Poledra]

'Tis obligatory in this house to direct the hairdryer down the jammies of small people whilst drying their hair. Don't actually do it to myself though.

[Notthecarwashagain]

This is an odd thing to stick in my mind, but I remember seeing Anne Diamond doing that on CBB years ago!

You're definitely not alone (or unreasonable!)

[addictedtosugar]

Yep, I would, and do, do this.
Hairdryer also great for drying off athletes foot....

And the kids think it's hilarious!!

[monkeysox]

It's very hygienic rather than using a towel
When my dad was alive my mum for d him using her hairdryer af ter showering. It's great for people who can't bend much too.

[CrystalQueen]

My husband once lived in a flat with no heating. We used to regularly hairdryer the bed to warm it up before we got in.

[laffymeal]

My dh does this.

[mrsleomcgary]

My uncle-in-law doesn't dry himself after a bath or shower, he stands in the bedroom stark bollock naked while his wife dries him with a hair drier.

You don't want to know why i know that.

So no, you aren't weird!

[MaidOfStars]

I dry my husband.

Teenwolf

[BitOutOfPractice]

Wasn't there a thread a while back about someone's OH spending an hour, twice a day, blow drying himself all over?

[TheThreeCheesesOfTheApocalypse]

Currently sat in bed with my legs up making a 'tent' and my hairdryer blasting the warm in
Have done this for years.

[Twowrongsdontmakearight]

Excellent idea. I don't know why I didn't think of it!

[Mombino]

YANBU! I do it all the time, blast myself with a hairdryer for warmth. So much quicker, easier and more effective than a hot water bottle.

[JumboFuckingJet]

Thank you for reassuring me that I'm not a complete weirdo! I knew I couldn't have been the only one to do this!

[Bulbasaur]

I've never thought of doing this before. Perhaps when it get cold out and getting out of the warm shower is torture I'll try it one day.

[Sallystyle]

I tried it a few times to see if it helped with thrush.

It didn't work.

[Trumpton]

Years ago I stayed in a Formula 1 hotel in France and the shower ( not en-suite ) had a hot air system for drying you. No towels supplied at all. One had to get into some strange positions to dry ones fanjo !

[ivykaty44]

So why were hand dryers invented if its ridiculous to blow hot air on a part of the body?

[pebbletime]

After my c-sec I was advised to dry the scar with a hairdryer.

I think it is a hygienic and efficient way to dry hard to reach bits.

[MrsTedCrilly]

I love doing this! So nice in winter I think your colleagues are weird for finding something so normal "weird"..

[Blueberrymuffint0p]

Before I start blow drying my hair I hairdryer my slippers-ahhhhh, heaven. Then I give myself a blast up my pj top-only in the winter though.

[WyrdByrd]

A blow dryer is an absolute Godsend post surgery - especially CS.

I don't generally use a hair dryer so it doesn't occur to me on a regular/frequent basis but there's definitely nothing weird about it.