Businesses that are choked with paper towel dispensers may want to consider a switch to airblad dryers for hands. Energy savings aside, adding these hand dryers makes sense on another front, which is hygiene. Even if you have warm air hand dryers in your business, people who use them generally tend to wrap up the drying process while their hands are still damp. This makes as much sense as washing your hands and drying them off in the trash. Even after washing, damp hands spread perhaps one-thousand times more bacteria than dry hands.
If you wash your hands and rub them clean with paper towels, the rubbing process brings more bacteria to the surface of your hands. Anybody who takes the time to properly wash their hands for a full thirty-seconds, and then thoroughly rinses them, should want their hands as bacteria free as possible. A conscientious person like this will be gratified to know that airblade dryers for hands do not use a tepid, warm gust of air. These hand dryers blast out a non heated, 400 MPH cool-air gale that dries your hands from every angle in twelve seconds. The machine is automatic, so that nobody has to touch a filthy button to turn it off or on. In addition to that, this dryer cleans out 99.9% of the bacteria in the air before it dries your hands. This means you have clean air cleaning your clean hands, and you do not have to rub them dry, bringing more bacteria to the surface.
If you run a restaurant, that means that the risk of employees' hands contaminating food is dramatically reduced, cutting down on possible food poisoning incidents. You will also enjoy the savings in general cost, because the airblade dryers for hands cost little more than $18.00 per year to run, compared to the nearly $800.00 you spend on paper towels each year. Tear out the paper towel dispensers, save a few trees and dollars, and show your customers that you are serious about sanitation and energy.
