Hand dryer
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- PAUL.C
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Hand dryer
Recommendations for Hand Dryer in staff toilets please.
Is it that TIME already
- OXSET
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Re: Hand dryer
I really like the blade style ones. better than the older versions of driers in my opinion. often have a drip tray that needs emptying.
This looks good
https://www.handryersuk.co.uk/hand-drye ... lade-white
This looks good
https://www.handryersuk.co.uk/hand-drye ... lade-white
- grimoopnorth
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Re: Hand dryer
I use these ones from screwfix https://www.screwfix.com/p/bluedry-eco- ... -8kw/6106j . Then we get our sparky to take out the old one and replace. You can get them in brushed steel so they look a bit posher.
- ric70
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12:21
Re: Hand dryer
I've used these for the last 8 years
never had a problem with them
https://www.handydryers.co.uk/crocodill ... 62306.html
never had a problem with them
https://www.handydryers.co.uk/crocodill ... 62306.html
- steveg
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12:57
Re: Hand dryer
We've put a few of these in recently https://www.screwfix.com/p/biodrier-3d- ... 800w/376jx
been very happy with them, adjust their power depending on room temp so quite energy efficient.
been very happy with them, adjust their power depending on room temp so quite energy efficient.
- Nail
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16:45
Re: Hand dryer
Yep, likewise. Switched all mine over to this one. Don’t need anything more expensive.grimoopnorth wrote: ↑11th Mar 2024 at 12:12pm I use these ones from screwfix https://www.screwfix.com/p/bluedry-eco- ... -8kw/6106j . Then we get our sparky to take out the old one and replace. You can get them in brushed steel so they look a bit posher.
- Nail
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Re: Hand dryer
That’s interesting because I really don’t like blade style ones. The theory is good but the practice I just don’t like.OXSET wrote: ↑11th Mar 2024 at 12:01pm I really like the blade style ones. better than the older versions of driers in my opinion. often have a drip tray that needs emptying.
This looks good
https://www.handryersuk.co.uk/hand-drye ... lade-white
- OXSET
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Re: Hand dryer
That's fair enough, I think the old style ones are a bit rubbish because where does the water go when you blow it all off? My place the toilets are pretty high volume and by the end of break the floors were sopping, which then affected the sink units as theyre wet more often than not haha!
- Gigantor
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Re: Hand dryer
Im with you Nail, I dont like them either. My problem is that my hands dont fit in them, my fingers always touch the bottom of them
"I know that you are really busy (And I can't be bothered), but..." "Could you just...?" "When you get a chance... No rush. (But what I actually mean is right now)"
- Gigantor
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17:22
Re: Hand dryer
We are after some new dryers and were thinking about these ones. Does anyone near to Durham or Newcastle have any?ric70 wrote: ↑11th Mar 2024 at 12:21pm I've used these for the last 8 years
never had a problem with them
https://www.handydryers.co.uk/crocodill ... 62306.html
"I know that you are really busy (And I can't be bothered), but..." "Could you just...?" "When you get a chance... No rush. (But what I actually mean is right now)"