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Are high speed energy efficient hand dryers in bathrooms...

Miggs

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really better for the environment than just using a couple paper towels?

I'm not trying to be funny here. I feel like, despite being called energy efficient, those blowers expend a lot of energy each use while instead we could use 2-3 paper towels which uses no energy/electricity. We can plant trees too to replenish those cut down and used for those paper towels. We can't reverse energy usage.

Discuss.
 
What if the building is solar/wind generated power? That answer is obviously yes.
 
There should be some qualifiers to this question. For example, the Dyson air blade is super efficient and actually dries your hands. Most others are not great.
 
Other than providing noise interference for the occasional high speed wet diarrhea fart, the hand dryer serves little tangible purpose.
 
There should be some qualifiers to this question. For example, the Dyson air blade is super efficient and actually dries your hands. Most others are not great.

Yes. Anything besides an air blade sucks at drying, let alone their level of energy consuming. It's nice that you care for the environment instead of your budget. Because most do not do that in here.

Me for example use the toilet paper many times as I fold it's poopy part close with the non poop-touched part to make some economy and contribute to the ecosystem.
 
Me for example use the toilet paper many times as I fold it's poopy part close with the non poop-touched part to make some economy and contribute to the ecosystem.
Wow, thank you sir.
 
There is a drier called xlerator that is actually pretty decent. It's not exactly the airblade, but its better than those piece of poop world driers.
 
There is a drier called xlerator that is actually pretty decent. It's not exactly the airblade, but its better than those piece of poop world driers.
That thing is powerful as hell
 
There is a drier called xlerator that is actually pretty decent. It's not exactly the airblade, but its better than those piece of poop world driers.

This is the one I used recently that made me wonder how energy efficient it really was.
 
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