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Hand dryers aren’t just for shopping mall bathrooms anymore. More and more businesses and individuals are investing in the handy tool. There are many reasons to do so, ranging from economical concerns to a love of the environment. More attractive options have become available, and the risk of fire has virtually vanished. Consumers are saying, Why not? to the attractive options of home and small business hand dryers.
Financially, hand dryers are a decision well made. In the everyday operation of a small business, the cost of buying paper towels, not to mention the added trash bag and trash removal costs, can add up to a bill that it way too high for the sake of dry hands. In a family home, hand towels can add to an ever growing pile of laundry, perhaps necessitating the washing of extra loads. The added costs of detergent, electric to run a washer and dryer, and a higher water bill are enough to stretch even the most hefty monthly budget. By purchasing a hand dryer, businesses and homes alike can save money.
Environmentally, hand dryers just make sense. Hand dryers use less energy than it costs to produce paper towels, and eliminate heaps of paper towels from landfills. They save trees from being cut down to make paper towels. With a greater number of trees in the world, the air quality is ameliorated and greenhouse gases are reduced. The implications of greener hand drying are far reaching, extending to a global scale.
Hand dryers are also more sanitary than paper towels, which pose the risk of both mold and germ contamination. Business people can’t take the risk of causing an outbreak of sickness. When employees miss work, they lower the productivity of a company. In our scary day and age, viruses are more of a threat than ever. Every step should be taken to prevent the spread of contagious illnesses. In the home, children can contract illnesses that they brought home from school from their own hand towels. Hand dryers eliminate this risk.
Overall, the implementation of hand dryers is a good idea for many situations, whether it is for commercial or personal usage.
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What are some advantages of a paper towel dispenser over the hand blow dryer?
The main benefit of having a paper towel dispenser in your business instead of a hand dryer is that the paper towel dispenser generally does not require electricity.
What are the advantages of having an electric hand dryer?
If there is an electric hand dryer in a public restroom it could save a lot of money as it works long term and it will save a lot of paper as well. Some people also believe that electric hand dryers clean hands better.
Air Hand Dryer?
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Where can one purchase a World Dryer hand dryer?
World Dryer hand dryers are available from industrial supply companies. Pro Dryer, Restroom Direct, and Global Industries all stock hand dryers from World Dryer.
What is the name for a hand dryer which starts with the letter d?
Are you thinking of Dyson hand dryer
Where was the held hand blow dryer invented?
where was the hand held blow dryer invented
Paper or hand dryer which is greener?
Is greener to use a hand dryer than compared to paper towels.
How expensive is the Dyson hand dryer?
A dyson hand dryer goes for 2000 dollars. Give or take a few depending on where your from.
Who invented hand dryer?
George Clemens. He is a talented inventor from Chicago he developed the first electric hand dryer in 1948.
Are their advantages over over a hard hair dyer like the Hot Tools 1061 Hair Dryer compared to a hand-held model?
Yes there are some advantages, but also some disadvantages, choose the one best suited for your personal needs.
Who invented the Hand Dryer?
Harry McLeckie
How much is a second hand gas dryer?
A second-hand gas dryer can be purchased on various online used-goods websites, such as eBay or Penny Saver USA. Depending on the brand of the dryer, prices can range from $100 for a low-end dryer up to $800 or more for a high-end dryer.
