Sentence examples for hand driers from inspiring English sources
The shelved designs display some of the things beyond vacuum cleaners, fans and hand driers that the company has worked on, but decided not to bring to market.
But the biggest upgrade is on noise – a major downside of the old design which sounded much like the company's noisy AirBlade hand driers.
Sir James Dyson (pictured), the entrepreneur known for his eponymous vacuum cleaners and "airblade" hand driers, set up shop in the quiet Wiltshire market town in the mid 1990s.
The Cool fan is not only quieter, but in a similar way to the improvements the company made to its AirBlade high velocity hand driers, which were incredibly loud when first launched, Dyson has tuned the sound so that it is much more acceptable to human ears.
In the UK we are increasingly following the lead of America, where for years public restrooms have been catering to a growing sense of germ phobia: plastic covers that scroll across toilet seats with the wave of a hand, automatic flushes, automatic soap dispensers, automatic taps, and state-of-the-art hand-driers.
Or if you're not at home one of those paperless hand-driers found in most public bathrooms can help, too.
The vacuums, fans, hand dryers, hair driers — at their heart, they all the do the same thing.
Some child psychologists worry that the new dolls, which come with "necessities" from hair driers to handbags, pose another problem.
"Economically, with sanctions, we lack every technological advance in the last 20 years except for the latest hair driers and mobile phones".
Curling irons, hair driers [sic] irons, and steamers can also melt the plastic causing rapid deflation or possible fire.
