Sanitary Health and Safety in the Bathroom Stays on Top of the Agenda
A recent survey by Harrison Wipes in the United Kingdom has found people are more aware of cleanliness because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Hygiene, Sustainability and Cost-saving – Three Important Aspects of electric Hand Drying
Due to the Corona Pandemic, hygiene is absolute crucial. Therefore, WHO, CDC and Johns Hopkins point out both ways of drying hands are proper.
5 Things to Know About the Hand Dryer Dilemma
Facility managers must closely supervise the operations of a restroom facility because restrooms largely impact both the expenses and the satisfaction rates of a building.
Airdri: Most Eco-Friendly Hand Dryer
The Airdri ECO range features three hand dryer models that all run on less than 1,000 watts, the industry standard for a dryer to be considered ‘green’.
Questions on electric Hand Dryers to German Parties
During the current German election campaign, the eHA has asked the parties how they intend to deal with the issue of warm air dryers in the future.
Germany Also Changes Workplace Regulation Regarding Warm-Air Hand Dryers
The German version of the workplace safety publication from BAuA also explicitly takes into account warm-air hand dryers.
Political Statement on Sustainable Products Initiative
The hand dryer industry was the first industry to establish global standards with regards to products contained in the category relative to their testing and environmental effects throughout their life.
ATC Ireland Supports eHA
The ATC hand dryers incorporate features for all applications and requirements from low usage through to medium / high usage washrooms.
eHA PRESS RELEASE: World Hand Hygiene Day 2021 #HandHygiene
World Hand Hygiene Day 2021: Countries Lift Ban on Electric Hand Dryers in Public Restrooms
Bruxelles/Overseas 5 May 2021 – On WHO’s World Day of Hand Hygiene, 5th May, the electric Handdryer Association (eHA), the official body that represents the global hand dryer industry, points out the importance of proper hand hygiene and welcomes several countries’ decisions to lift bans on electric hand dryers in public restrooms and workplaces.
It has been proven that hand dryers do not spread the COVID-19 virus. As such, last spring, the UK government was first to announce exactly this, with the Spanish government following closely behind in easing regulations on the use of hand dryers in public places.
Japan Lifts Ban on electric Hand Dryers: No Covid-Spreading
The Japan Business Federation apparently follows expert opinions and the results of experiments.