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.
Japan Lifts Ban on electric Hand Dryers: No Covid-Spreading
The Japan Business Federation apparently follows expert opinions and the results of experiments.
Innovations: HEPA and Beyond – Safe and Healthy Restrooms
eHA members offer many solutions for restrooms technologically state of the art. Washing and drying hands carefully belongs to the most important hygienic advice during a pandemic such as Covic-19.
Study: electric Hand Dryers Do Not Produce Further Aerosols
It has been proven that the increase in aerosol and bacterial counts after drying with one of the Dyson Airblade hand dryer models is comparable to the number achieved when drying hands with paper towels.
Review and Revision of EED: Context of Product Use is Important
In terms of establishing measures that result in actual energy efficiency gains, the context of product use therefore has to be taken into account, and how to achieve a consumer behaviour that helps achieve the desired effect.
EP: Ecodesign Dir Hast To Include Non-Energy-Related Products
On Wednesday (27.1.21), the Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) adopted its report on the new EU Circular Economy Action Plan, with 66 votes in favour, 6 against and 7 abstentions.