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Hand-Drying Hygiene
When was the last time you saw one of these in a public lavatory?...

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Aside from being unhygienic, the continuous cloth towel roll frequently jammed.
So how should we dry our hands? Paper towels? Warm air hand dryers?

Studies have found that "hand dryers harbour bacteria and can blast germs into the atmosphere and promote infection."
Another study suggests that "paper towels are more efficient because they dry hands quicker and prevent transfer of germs."
Yet another study concludes that "paper towels and warm air hand dryers have the highest environmental toll."
Then there's the Dyson Airblade. Here we see Sir James Dyson of vacuum cleaner fame who states that "the Dyson Airblade hand dryers dry hands quickly and that the digital motor self-adjusts 6,000 times a second to maintain optimum efficiency."
I'm seeing more and more of these in public toilets. The hand dryer, that is...NOT Sir James.
Dyson's come up with another hand-drying innovation...the Dyson Airblade Tap Hand Dryer (click illustration to enlarge)...
The Dyson Airblade Tap Hand Dryer combines a faucet and a hand dryer, letting users dry their hands at the sink, rather than hiking over to a hand dryer and letting water drip all over the floor. Dyson thinks it ultimately "ought to be in everybody's house" as it's more hygienic than using and re-using hand towels. But with a price tag of £999, we won't be seeing one soon in the Infomaniac salle de bain. If you want to see how it works, click here for a video clip.
So how do you dry your hands in a public toilet facility?

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Aside from being unhygienic, the continuous cloth towel roll frequently jammed.
So how should we dry our hands? Paper towels? Warm air hand dryers?

Studies have found that "hand dryers harbour bacteria and can blast germs into the atmosphere and promote infection."
Another study suggests that "paper towels are more efficient because they dry hands quicker and prevent transfer of germs."
Yet another study concludes that "paper towels and warm air hand dryers have the highest environmental toll."
Then there's the Dyson Airblade. Here we see Sir James Dyson of vacuum cleaner fame who states that "the Dyson Airblade hand dryers dry hands quickly and that the digital motor self-adjusts 6,000 times a second to maintain optimum efficiency."
I'm seeing more and more of these in public toilets. The hand dryer, that is...NOT Sir James.
Dyson's come up with another hand-drying innovation...the Dyson Airblade Tap Hand Dryer (click illustration to enlarge)...
The Dyson Airblade Tap Hand Dryer combines a faucet and a hand dryer, letting users dry their hands at the sink, rather than hiking over to a hand dryer and letting water drip all over the floor. Dyson thinks it ultimately "ought to be in everybody's house" as it's more hygienic than using and re-using hand towels. But with a price tag of £999, we won't be seeing one soon in the Infomaniac salle de bain. If you want to see how it works, click here for a video clip.
So how do you dry your hands in a public toilet facility?
Thursday, September 05, 2013
Coloured Toilet Paper
When was the last time you purchased a roll of toilet tissue in any colour other than white?

Toilet paper was once available in a rainbow of colours such as pink...

Green...

Lavender, blue, and yellow.

You could choose a colour of toilet paper to match or complement the colour of your bathroom.

Coloured toilet paper was popular in the U.S.A. and Canada until the 1980s when it fell out of favour because of health and environmental concerns.
Coloured toilet paper is back.
The scented three-ply toilet tissue by Renova will come in Black, Fuchsia, Cyan, Red, Yellow, Orange, and Apple Green.

And it has built-in moisturizing lotion.
They say their product is eco-friendly and dermatologically tested.

Will you wipe your butt with it?

Toilet paper was once available in a rainbow of colours such as pink...

Green...

Lavender, blue, and yellow.

You could choose a colour of toilet paper to match or complement the colour of your bathroom.

Coloured toilet paper was popular in the U.S.A. and Canada until the 1980s when it fell out of favour because of health and environmental concerns.
Coloured toilet paper is back.
The scented three-ply toilet tissue by Renova will come in Black, Fuchsia, Cyan, Red, Yellow, Orange, and Apple Green.

And it has built-in moisturizing lotion.
They say their product is eco-friendly and dermatologically tested.

Will you wipe your butt with it?
Bathroom Relaxation Unit
During recent bathroom renovations, Mistress MJ installed a Hall-Mack Relaxation Unit, especially for your needs.
The Relaxation Unit provides ample space for toilet paper, cigarettes, matches, ashtray, magazines and newspapers.

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What would you add to the Relaxation Unit?
The Relaxation Unit provides ample space for toilet paper, cigarettes, matches, ashtray, magazines and newspapers.

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What would you add to the Relaxation Unit?
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