Has anyone seen or used the new hand dryers? They have them at certain places.

Today we went to eat and in the restuarant in the restroom they had a hand dryer that is very loud. It sounds like an airplane engine. The air that comes out of it is strong. I didn't like it. I prefer the regular hand dryers or paper towels. I guess the force and noise of the hand dryer is supposed to dry your hands faster

They have them at Sam's Club. Kind of wierd at first but I like them.

Has anyone seen or used the new hand dryers? They have them at certain places.

Today we went to eat and in the restuarant in the restroom they had a hand dryer that is very loud. It sounds like an airplane engine. The air that comes out of it is strong. I didn't like it. I prefer the regular hand dryers or paper towels. I guess the force and noise of the hand dryer is supposed to dry your hands faster

There was a store I went to (maybe it was the IKEA in Bloomington, MN?) that had a Dyson Hand Dryer (http://www.dysonairblade.com/homepage.asp). I was so confused when I first saw it, because I had never seen a hand dryer like it before. But then I tried it out, and thought it was pretty cool! I wish there were more hand dryers like it... I hate having to pump the button for 10 seconds of air. :lol:

I've used them and they really do dry your hands a lot faster. I also like the fact that most are automatic, so you don't have to touch anything to use it. Honestly, every bathroom should have hand dryers. Paper towels are so gross and wasteful.

Yes, and those things are very damn powerful.

There was a store I went to (maybe it was the IKEA in Bloomington, MN?) that had a Dyson Hand Dryer (http://www.dysonairblade.com/homepage.asp). I was so confused when I first saw it, because I had never seen a hand dryer like it before. But then I tried it out, and thought it was pretty cool! I wish there were more hand dryers like it... I hate having to pump the button for 10 seconds of air. :lol:

Intersting but that is very ugly