Hand dryers have been a subject of debate regarding bacterial contamination. While some studies suggest that hand dryers can disperse bacteria into the air, proper maintenance and hygiene practices can mitigate this risk. With the modern advances in hand drying technology certain models contain special filters that remove 99.95% of particles. Rest assured our Drysonic units Include such filters.

Hand dryers are generally considered to be more environmentally friendly compared to paper towels. They eliminate the need for paper production, transportation, and disposal, thus reducing overall waste. Additionally, energy-efficient hand dryers consume less energy over their lifespan, further contributing to environmental sustainability.

HEPA stands for High Efficiency Particulate Air. A HEPA filter is a type of air filter that can trap a high percentage of particles, including pollen, dust mites, pet dander, and other airborne pollutants, down to a size of 0.3 microns. These filters are commonly used in air purifiers and vacuum cleaners to improve indoor air quality by capturing harmful particles and allergens. For more information on HEPA filters click here.

The cost of running hand dryers depends on several factors, including the type of hand dryer, its energy efficiency, and the frequency of use. While some hand dryers may have higher initial costs, modern, energy-efficient models can significantly reduce operating expenses over time. Additionally, factors such as electricity rates and maintenance costs should be considered when evaluating the overall cost-effectiveness of hand dryers.

Our premium hand dryers come fitted with a power plug for a quick and easy plug'n go. Alternatively our models have the ability to be hard wired for a seamless finish. Drysonic recommends installation be undertaken by a professional.