Introduction

Hand dryers are a great way to keep your hands clean and your environment healthy, but what kind of person is interested in these handy devices? Are you an avid hand dryer aficionado? Do you get excited when you see one of these machines at work? Or do you think paper towels are just as good (or better)? If so, this survey is for you! We want to hear about all of your thoughts on hand dryers.

What is your favorite hand dryer?

• What is your favorite hand dryer?
• What is the hand dryer you like the least?
• If you had to pick just one, what would it be? Why?

Where is the best place to sneak off and use a hand dryer?

• Sneaking off to use a hand dryer is a great way to relax.
• Hand dryers are a great place to get some private time.
• Hand dryers are good places to get away from other people.

What places should have hand dryers instead of paper towels?

• Restaurants. Hand dryers are so much more hygienic than paper-towel dispensers, which can harbor bacteria and germs. Plus, they’ll save you money, as you won’t need to buy as many rolls of paper towels at the grocery store — or anywhere else!
• Schools. If there is any place that should have hand dryers, it’s schools and universities. Student bathrooms are notoriously germ-ridden; using a hand dryer will make them much cleaner places to be!
• Hospitals and clinics. The same goes for hospital bathrooms—they’re often frequently used by sick people who may not have time to properly wash their hands before using the facilities themselves (if they even have time), making those restrooms prime breeding grounds for bacteria and viruses like norovirus or flu virus strains like H1N1 which can spread from person-to-person in this setting unless we take steps now!

Which celebrity do you think would most enjoy using a high tech hand dryer?

You know who else is sure to love the latest in hand dryer technology? The celebrity of your choice.

Here are some celebrities who are known for being clean, hygienic and having impeccable taste:

• Gwyneth Paltrow: A woman who washes her hands with lemon juice instead of soap has got to be very particular about how she dries them off. She’ll probably want to dry her hands using a hand dryer that looks like a beautiful piece of sculpture so she can show it off on Instagram.
• Bill Gates: The founder of Microsoft should have no problem navigating the advanced controls on this new generation of hand dryers—those buttons are pretty simple! He may even be able to figure out how to program his favorite number into one of those buttons if he buys one for himself (and if he doesn’t already have one).

What is the maximum amount of time you are willing to spend using a hand dryer?

• 10 seconds
• 1 minute
• 2 minutes
• 3 minutes
• 5 minutes

Do you prefer a heat-based hand dryer or an air-based hand dryer?

We can’t blame you if you’re partial to air-based hand dryers. They’re not just more efficient and less noisy; they also use less electricity than heat-based hand dryers, making them cheaper to operate as well. And it’s true that a lot of people feel like their skin is softer after using an air-based model, but the reality is that there really aren’t any hard numbers on this.

Heat-based hand dryers are better at ensuring that your hands are sanitary and bacteria free after washing them (which is especially important if you have some sort of infection), but they do tend to leave your hands feeling dryer than they would when using an air-based model like the Dyson Airblade V10 (EV914). So while we’d recommend going with an air purifier over a heat purifier in most cases—since both remove harmful particles from the air—if it’s possible for your unit to be placed next to a water source or sink so its wash cycle can be completed with water instead of warm air, then go ahead!

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Conclusion

We hope you enjoyed this survey and found it to be helpful. If you have any questions about our hand dryers, or would like to purchase one for yourself, please visit our website.