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dyson airblade tap |
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| Post# 234489 5/29/2013 at 17:29 (3,981 days old) by jord123 (new malden surrey london) | ||
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Post# 234499 , Reply# 1 5/29/2013 at 18:52 (3,981 days old) by bagintheback  (Flagstaff, Arizona) |
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 I've used the original Airblade a few times and I was very impressed. You don't realize how inefficient conventional hard-dryers are until you try a Dyson. I think the tap idea is great. Public bathroom floors are often filled with puddles of water since you must walk over to a paper towel dispenser or blower to dry. This would eliminate the problem. Plus, these dryers are pretty fun to use, which just further encourages people to wash their hands. I can't wait for these to arrive in America!
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| Post# 234504 , Reply# 2 5/29/2013 at 19:35 (3,981 days old) by piano_god (British Columbia, Canada) | ||
While the intake air might be filtered through a HEPA filter, by moving the Airblade into the tap itself, it will aerosolize liquid inside of the sink (blowing germs and bacteria out of the sink, too) where it will become airborne and deposit onto your hands and surrounding surfaces.
...not a good idea, IMHO. | ||
| Post# 234525 , Reply# 3 5/30/2013 at 03:21 (3,981 days old) by vintagerepairer (England) | ||
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The comment above reflect my own concerns. Also, while I have no idea how easy the installation will be in none-UK bathrooms, certainly here I think the relevant electricity supply is going to be hard to find inside a bathroom, as this tap needs it's own 13amp outlet. | ||
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