Do you mean curlers? I'm not sure what a plastic curling rod is. If you mean curlers, I've seen them in grocery stores, drug stores, and discount beauty supply stores, such as Harmon. -- IRISH DANCER MOMS AND DADS

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Date Posted: 14:22:16 07/29/04 Thu
Author: mom
Subject: Do you mean curlers? I'm not sure what a plastic curling rod is. If you mean curlers, I've seen them in grocery stores, drug stores, and discount beauty supply stores, such as Harmon.
In reply to: A.Bettevy 's message, "plastic clip type curling rods" on 13:16:02 07/27/04 Tue

>Can anyone help me find the old plastic clip type
>curling rods??The ones without the rubber band,,I need
>the regular sized ones(I have the large).I cannot use
>the ones with the rubber band as due to
>arthritis..Help!!I've got 9 grandaughters!!And
>Thanks!!

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I know what you mean! In England we call them perming rods but no-one really uses them at home anymore, so you'd be best off Googling for hairdressing supply companies (NT) -- UK Mum, 10:21:59 07/30/04 Fri

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