Tag: hand dryers

  1. The Complete Guide to Hand Dryers

    The Complete Guide to Hand Dryers A hand dryer is a device that is used to dry hands. It works by using a either a button to press to emit air or a sensor to automatically detect when to blow warm air over the hands to evaporate the water on the skin. It usually takes between 15-30 seconds for all the water to evaporate and the hands to be fully dried. Cool, right? Fun fact: The very first hand dryer was invented in 1887 by American inventor George Greenough. It was made of wood and metal and it had a little fan that blew air over the hands. Read more...
  2. What Makes a Washroom complete?

    What Makes a Washroom complete? Here is a list of 19 Washroom essentials you need for your Washroom in your residence or house A Great Layout Washroom Basin Mirrors Beautifully designed Water Taps Shower Towel rails & Hooks Good Lighting Good Ventilation Rubbish-Bin & Rubbish-bin bags Washroom furniture Hand Soap & Hand Sanitisers Read more...
  3. Are Hand Dryers Good?

    Are Hand Dryers Good? Being one of the leading suppliers of Hand Dryers and Paper Towels in Australia, we use both equally hand dryers and paper towels, which puts us in an easy position to point out importance of both hand dryers and paper towels. It is true that Paper Towels are the most hygienic, but recently with the advancement of technology and with HEPA Read more...
  4. History of Hand Dryers

    History of Hand Dryers The first Hand dryer was patented in 1921. It was made by Airdry Corporation of New York and was sold as a built-in unit or as a freestanding unit. The hand dryer was first introduced in 1948 by George Clemens, the founder of World Dryer. In 1993, a new type of hand dryer called the Jet Towel was introduced. How much Costs can A Hand Dryer Read more...
  5. Hand Dryers Noise Level Explained

    Hand Dryers Noise Level Explained Customers and Facilities managers are becoming increasingly concerned about the noise level of hand dryers. Loud hand dryers can make washrooms and areas in close proximity to office space disturbing and sometimes distractive. Read more...

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