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panasonicvac

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I wonder what are your guy's other thoughts on the airblades as it is the only product I like about dyson (not a dyson vacuum fan by the way). I use these at college, road trip stops, and restaurants but overall I seem to like them.
 
I think they are pretty cool

Our local Sam's clubs have them, my only complaint is if you aren't careful they will blow urine back in your face when you are trying to go in that little trough. ;-) But hey, they are really effective, you don't even have to shake afterwards.
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The Hard Rock Café in Chicago has one in the men's room. First time I ever used one, and I was impressed with how fast my hands dried.
 
I have tried the Airblade and the V blade aswell. I prefer the new V hand dryer as I have OCD and don't want to touch the yellow rim, but both are pretty effective I must say and are the best hand dryers. They literally are. Other hand dryers use dirty air and just blow it onto your hands. Dyson airblades use HEPA filters, really thick ones aswell, thicker than the ones in their vacuums and even they are good. There's a reason why hospitals and airports use them is because they are hygienic and reliable. Besides Dyson, Airforce is good but no filter so germs blow onto your hands.
 
We do a lot of Airblades, and we exclusively do the after-market filters for them too (link below). We also have all the other spares if you buy one in disrepair. 


 


We also have one in the downstairs bathroom at home (see pic). 


 


I am a big fan of them. I prefer them over the "V" type as the "V" can blow water on your trousers, the Airblade doesn't. 



http://manchestervacs.co.uk/Dyson/Airblade-HEPA-filter
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Airblade faucet?!

WOAH that is awesome!  Here I live in the middle of Silicon Valley, the hub of the Tech World in America, and I've never seen such a thing.  Guess we're too busy paying multi-thousand dollar monthly rents in our businesses and homes to be able to afford such an awesome faucet!
 

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