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Reply #40 - 10/03/06 at 3:43pm
 
Hats off and a very well done to Sir James Dyson and his very talented Team of Engineers and Scientists!  They have done it again, re-invented another product that is used by every day people!
 
That Dyson Digital motor is certainly having it's uses and a very much invested piece of technology they engineered and designed.  I'm sure Dyson will use over and over again in many new Dyson products and possibly else where!  (I did hear him say on a web video link that they are already pass the next version of the digital motor and working on 3rd version of it already).
 
Thinking about it this sort of air or a blade of air could be useful as an alterative to dry pots and pans in a dishwasher!?  
 
I'm surprised Dyson has not used this Anti-microbial that the Airbladed is infused with on the dirt bins or the cyclone parts of his vacuum cleaners!  May be in the new products!  Although most Dyson users empty the bins often!
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Reply #41 - 10/03/06 at 4:14pm
 
Better dishwashers, Kitchen Aid for one, have had forced air drying for more than the last twenty years.
 
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Reply #42 - 10/03/06 at 4:45pm
 
Need I say more. I just read that this technic of hand drying is very common in Asia.
 
 
http://global.mitsubishielectric.com/bu/handdryer/what/index_b.html
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Reply #43 - 10/03/06 at 5:58pm
 
Looks the same, but surely the Dyson Airblade is different looking at product on the website, different technology applied surely!
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Reply #44 - 10/03/06 at 6:04pm
 
So that make Sir Dyson's idea much less original.  Wonder who'll be suing whi now.  
 
Anyway -- you don't need as many paper or cloth towels though, place of use considered, the like will always be necessary. But what about energy consumption?  Has any data been put out that in plain and simple numbers shows a marked saving of money or is this just a trade-off? Less paper towels and trash versus a bigger electric bill plus repairs.
 
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Reply #45 - 10/03/06 at 6:09pm
 
I wouldn't say less of an original idea!  It's how they have applied a new technology to it and the new technology inside the airblade as well!  
 
I'm sure Dyson has researched what is already on all the different markets to see what is out there and before they pateneted the new idea and technology!
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Reply #46 - 10/03/06 at 6:17pm
 
Quote from Dyson_Chris on 10/03/06 at 4:45pm:
Need I say more. I just read that this technic of hand drying is very common in Asia.
http://global.mitsubishielectric.com/bu/handdryer/what/index_b.html

 
Interesting stuff, that. Shape is almost identical, uses air nozzels in place of 'blades' and needs to be empted of waste water on a regular basis. Doesn't appear to offer any health benefits in filtering the air, but does claim a drying time of 5 to 6 seconds.
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Reply #47 - 10/03/06 at 6:26pm
 
Dyson Airblade seems to go that one bit further offering better health benefits!  The Airblade needs no plumbing in!
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Reply #48 - 10/03/06 at 10:53pm
 
I contacted 3 websites that like to feature gadgets etc and all 3 posted info about the launch of the new airblade.
 
http://mocoloco.com
 
http://www.gizmodo.com
 
http://www.engadget.com
 
anyway... I was thinking if Dyson designed the airblade for drying hands why can't they use it in a dryer for drying laundry....
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Reply #49 - 10/04/06 at 11:51am
 
Quote from Carmine_Difazio on 10/01/06 at 5:35pm:
Hand driers/blowers are a conventional device in all USA restrooms already. And have been for many years. Am I missing something here with a "bold" prediction?

I know from spending time in Germany MANY years ago that the conventional way to dry hands int he WC was using a cloth towel. I would think the WC's in the UK/Europe have progressed beyond that stage to paper towels and air dryers (like the USA). Am I wrong?

What you are missing, Carmine, is that current American hand dryers are disgustingly unsanitary. Try this experiment. Take a clean plate, put some clean water on it, then dry it under a hand dryer. When the water has evaporated, you will find that the plate is covered with urine crytals. How did these come to be there? Simple - the air dryer deposited them there from the air in the room.  When I use a restroom, I will not use a standard air dryer, even if that is the only drying choice.  
 
The air-blade, by contrast, appears to be sanitary. It removes the bulk of the air by a squeegee effect, rather than evaporation. It also HEPA filters the air, unlike a conventional dryer, so it will not blow filthy air onto your hands.
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