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What Is The Best Hand Dryer To Use
What is the best hand dryer to use
Hand Dryers are becoming a staple in restroom accessories all over the world. Each year Hand Dryers become more innovative, more popular, and more widely accepted and used. The desire is to provide a restroom experience that is comfortable, convenient, and hygienic. While providing a comfortable and pleasant restroom experience on the surface, the implementations of hand dryers in restrooms facilities go much deeper. The benefits of using hand dryers vs. paper towels is absolutely staggering.
A large percentage of our landfills are taken up by restroom paper towel waste. Large portions of our tropical rainforests are being destroyed on a daily basis. Huge trees are being cut down every minute. If just one fast food restroom facility makes the switch to hand dryers instead of paper towels, nine large full grown trees will be spared each year. There are millions of fast food restaurants around the world. Do the math. In return, that fast food restaurant will save up to 90 percent in restroom costs.
When choosing a hand dryer for your restroom facility there are many choices. The most basic of choices are the push button hand dryers and the automatic touch-less hand dryers. The push button hand dryer is activated by the simple push of a button and is on a timer. Once the timer expires, the hand dryer will shut off . The hand dryer will remain off until it is activated again with another push of the button. An automatic hand dryer is activated with an infrared sensor. When hands are placed under the hand dryer, the hand dryer will turn on. As soon as the hands are removed, the hand dryer will immediately turn off. Automatic hand dryers consume less wattage per second than push button hand dryers and are more efficient because they turn of immediately when hands are withdrawn from the sensor. Both the push button and automatic hand dryers are a far superior choice when compared to paper towels.
All hand dryers are not created equal. The hand dryers of the new generation are state of the art. They offer efficiency, sleek prestigious design, and best of all SPEED! New Generation Hand Dryers such as the Dyson Airblade Hand Dryer can dry you hands within 10 seconds. The Dyson Airblade sets itself apart from all other hand dryers. Conventional hand dryers use a wide jet of hot air. The unique Dyson airblade hand dryer pushes a sheet of unheated air through small blade like openings at a rate of 400 mph. This technology will dry hands within 10 seconds and uses approximately 82% less electricity than a standard conventional hand dryer. The blade like ports in which the air travels through actually scrapes the water right from the hands. The Dyson Airblade has been the recipient of many awards and is considered the most hygienic of all hand dryers on today’s market.
Hygienic Commercial Hand Dryer Specification P335. There are other high-end hand dryers such as the Mitsubishi Jet Towel hand dryer, which will dry your hands within 6 seconds and the Saniflow Dualflow hand dryer which is a more affordable high-end hand dryer. These new high-end hand dryers are essential to the evolution of hand dryers in general. The main problem that people have experienced in the past was the lack of patience to wait 30-45 seconds to dry their hands. Well, today these new high-end hand dryers require no patience. Hand dryer sizes and designs will appeal to any architectural environment. This includes but is not limited to locker rooms, corporate buildings, movie theatres, restaurants etc. Hand dryers are designed to stand up to a beating and are treated with antimicrobial treatments to insure hygiene. These hand dryers are built to endure abuse, corrosion, and vandalism. Hand dryers are almost completely maintenance free. This insures a reducti
on of man-hours, as there are no paper towels to be stocked or cleaned up. Hand dryers will promote a healthier environment and not contribute waste to our limited amount of landfill space. Every hand dryer that is switched out in place of paper towels helps just a little bit more. As hand dryers continue to evolve, complaints or concerns about using them begin to disappear. There is a hand dryer out there for everyone. Hand dryers can range from about $75.00 up to $2000. Per unit. When shopping for a hand dryer one should consider the location of where the hand dryer is going to be installed, the amount of traffic the hand dryer will be engaged with, the warranty, and finally the price. There are many deals available on hand dryers and if you speak to a specialist you will be able to narrow it down to the right hand dryer for you.