Hand Dryer Recommendations

[sellers]

Hi guys, been a long time since I've posted!!

I'm after some recommendations for a decent budget hand dryer!  Hopefully one of the more powerful ones.

Cheers

 

[Andy™]

 

[kerching]

Welcome back....thought you were dead!

Have a look at the one on the wall in the gents at YESSS by the BQ roundabout

Steer clear of HYCO and Dyson blade

Just saying

 

[roys]

Welcome back....thought you were dead!

Have a look at the one on the wall in the gents at YESSS by the BQ roundabout

Steer clear of HYCO and Dyson blade

Just saying

Just out of interest why don't you like the Hyco and Dyson ones, is it reliability or a pain to fit or something else?

 

[kerching]

Hyco....no end of trouble with them failing

Dyson "blade. "In particular...the previous users drippings do not drain properly. From the base of the unit and splash back on you sometimes

I would rather wipe my hands onnthe shirt lap,of the bloke in front to be honest

Just gipping

 

[Lurch]

I'm after some recommendations for a decent budget hand dryer!  Hopefully one of the more powerful ones.

Fitted a couple of Newlec ones a couple of years ago, seem to be OK, had no problems with them.

 

[roys]

I would rather wipe my hands onnthe shirt lap,of the bloke in front to be honest

:^O  hehe

 

[Evans Electric]

This will  be of no help whatsoever ....BUT..... thats never stopped me before .      There is one particular make whose name escapes me now ,   we took them out to a job in Shrewsbury I think,    it was the last thing we needed to do to be finished.  

Unpacked them onsite to discover that  the covers were fixed with vandal proof screw heads & flex entry through the back only .   ( they were also Electrician proof) .   I know we couldn't fit them , wasted journey etc .   Wholesalers fault really for not telling us , but they didn't know either TBH.     

Could have been those  "World Wide"  ones  ( Made in the US  I think)    I think they were quality but cost us a wasted trip to Shrewsbury.

 

[Andy™]

ive fitted a few with 'vandal proof torx'. they always had a 'vandal proof torx' allen key in the box...

 

[SLIPSHOD & SLAPDASH]

I have a cheap screwfix  set of security bits that lives in my tool box  http://www.screwfix.com/p/security-hss-bit-set-33pcs/96872   Thats never failed to get me into 'vandalproof' etc stuff.

 

[Andy™]

ive got a hammer, mash hammer, crow bar, long crowbar, grinder etc... trust me, you do not need a 'vandal proof security bit' to get into them.

 

[Evans Electric]

ive fitted a few with 'vandal proof torx'. they always had a 'vandal proof torx' allen key in the box...

These didn't Andy .     We just didn't have anything with us to open them up ........I think one problem was the screwhead was down a deep tunnel and anything we had just wouldn't do .

 

[Zeespark]

Deke, I think the company who's name you are after is Warner

Andy