Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

Saw the Dyson Airblade commercial for the first time last night. Anyone else seen it yet?

M00seUK wrote:
Any certainties at this stage on a v2? By the way, the model numbers previously seen  AB01, AB02, AB03 appear to related to different models of the original for different regions.


Moose,
I may of misspoke of a newer/smaller Airblade patent pending (Europe).  I honestly cannot remember if I saw this or if it was Mitsubishi making a smaller hand dryer (smaller than the Jet Towel).

DIB

My dear Wife and I were invited to a VIP opening of the new TARGET store in N. Las Vegas one evening this week.  With retailers tanking, we were surprised by the opening, which apparently was approved even before the highway was built with on off access road [just completed].  Beautiful store.  Excellent store staff.  STARBUCKS and PIZZA HUT inside too.  Absoluetly customer friendly.  We returned after a few days and were recognized by many of the store staff.  Grand Opening is officially tomorrow. 

Bathrooms are luxurious.  Comparable to those in the new LAs Vegas casino/hotels.  Hand dryers?  Absolutely.  Brand?  XLERATOR.  Sorry, no Air Blades.

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:
I am glad to hear of American ingenuity and manufacturing doing well (it seems).  I do think the Airblade can and should be simplified into a less expensive and functionally better consumer product.
DIB

DysonInventsBig wrote:

Congrats!  Nice to hear you say so after me/others have been saying the same for years.

Carmine D.

According to Prevention Magazine which interviewed and reported findings from a group of doctors who are experts in infectious diseases, paper towels are preferred and recommended over air hand driers.  Why?  The consensus among the group is that drying your hands with towels dislodges more of the germs than blow drying.  Perhaps the reason wherever there are hand driers, there are also hand paper towels.  Also the hot dry air tends to dry and flake skin with repeated daily washings through the days.  The latter [dry fllaking hand skin] increases spread and growth of hand germs.  Interesting........

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:
That is intriguing Carmine, particularly in light of standard hot air hand dryers regardless of the new Airblade.

vacmanuk wrote:

I thought the same Vacmanuk.  Goes against conventional wisdom.  But here in the states it seems this is common for scientific fact especially with food/drink and health concerns.  We go from one common rule to another very different one just after a few years of indoctrination.  Like economists, doctors have all different opinions on the same matter/issue and take turns proclaiming the latest to the consumers, who are left scratching their heads.

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:
I suppose its the same thing with hospitals and clinics in the UK; they never use bagless cyclonic vacs because dirt escaping in clean environments is unheard of. Bags are the ruler of the day. Strangely enough when you come to think of it though, it's not exactly good for the environment to rely on paper towels unless scientists come up with a harmless biodegradeable tissue. Tesco supermarket in the UK have brought out biodegradeable shopping bags but they've been tested by Which? UK consumer mag only to find that they break when loaded against other supermarket "free" bags.

its really cool! Its funny that you mention it because it was raining here and I got all wet, like my hair and stuff... so I went into this really nice restaurant and they had it.. so I was drying my jacket and my hair.. hahaha.. I don't know if thats crazy.. but I don't care because that thing is soo cool