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[Ain't Nobody Here]

Went into a supermarket convenience today and washed my hands, as you do. Then put my hands under the drier.

 

YIKES . The skin on my hands was moving and flapping about like I was in a supersonic jet . (I don't have particularly fat hands, or loose skin in case you're wondering!) It was such a strong blast my hands were dry in seconds . I kept them under it, watching my skin flap about for an extra minute or two .

 

Sorry if this is old news but it was new to me!

[Geoid]

I know what you mean! They have the same drier in the mens loo, too

Edited April 30, 2009 by Guest

[clootie]

Where's Dick?

 

hehehehehe - nice avatar ANH !!

 

Just as well you weren't drying your hair methinks!

[Cooks]

lolol I want to go in and have a go on it now!

[jlo]

We have one of those driers in the ladies at the health club that I belong to. Every time it goes off, a small child cries with fear and I nearly shoot through the roof. I don't use it as it scares me how much my skin moves!

 

By the way - fab avatar!

[Martin B]

We have one like this in the staff toilets at work, cool isn't it!

[Egluntyne]

Fascinating and a little alarming too. Makes you wish Mr Dyson had confined his activities to vacuum cleaners.

 

They do work though. Much more efficient than those which just leave you with hot wet hands.

 

I saw one once that had a post it note on it saying 'press here for a personalised message from the CEO.'

[feemcg]

You been shopping in that posh Waitrose again ANH....aye, ye cannae hide money

[TAJ]

I think the Dyson driers are great - we first saw them a few years ago when they were on trial at the Eden Project in Cornwall. The design dries quickly and stops the air beeing circulated (with germs) around the room.

 

When we first used in the trial they had instructions which work well, but I think now they are more common this isn't the case. If you just slide your hands slowly down into the centre of the slot and then remove them it is job done & no issue.

 

Tracy

[Ain't Nobody Here]

I'd totally forgotten hearing about these, it seems like years ago .

[Valkyrie]

For a minute I thought I was going to read that your loo launched you into space!

[Alis girls]

Actually I thought it was going to be about wind! Gale force ooops sorry wrong again

[fluffyfeet]

If anyone is travelling on the M5 they have got them at Strensham services - my little boy thought they were hilarious!!!

[Snowy]

I came across one of these recently - can't remember where I just remember the boys being too terrified to stay in the loos when it was blowing I can sympathise with the small child screaming scenario

[A chickychickychick-ENN!!]

Some Tescos have a mega powerful old school one now called an eXcelerator.

Dyson's airwaves are like a mini wind tunnel you put your hands in. I LOVE the Dyson ones.

[Redwing]

You can't dry your hair 'under' a Dyson hand drier hand driers used to be so useful for that

[fluffyknickers]

I love these and made my son laugh by showing him different parts under it and what it did to my arm etc!

 

My 2 year old HATES them though and says "no mummy".

x

[The Dogmother]

I love them too and Rosie is fascinated.

[Paola]

I must confess to being a fan of the Dyson ones The title really made me larf

[chickencam]

They do at least leave you with nearly dry hands which is more than can be said for the other types.

[Griffin]

My kids love them

[Angus Arran Chooks]

Excuse my ignorance - Dyson? Are they yellow and grey?

 

I am sitting here chuckling thinking about small children squeeling in fear of a hand drier!

 

Well, I am allowed (Gus is not yet 4 and has only just got over his fear of them!)

 

I thought the thread was about "When Women Rule the World" ha ha ha!

 

Anjx

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Excuse my ignorance - Dyson? Are they yellow and grey?

 

The ones I saw were all funky bright colours - as were all the sink surrounds . Actually looked really nice (it was a fairly new building so it was lovely and clean and bright too!)

[Scramble]

I've seen these as well, they are

though slightly deafening

[HENthusiastic]

OH had to drag me out of the toilets when I first encountered one of these. . I put my face underneath it (Obviously I couldn't see what it looked like, but I bet it was cool ). It felt well wierd, only thing was though, I TOTALLY dried out my mouth and lips up in seconds. I could hardly move my tongue or lips they were so dry they went all stuck in place like when you put your tongue on a dry ice lolly!

I really wanted to see what it looked like on your face, but OH refused to oblige.