… about electric hand drying.
Interclean 2020 in Amsterdam starts in 10 Months
This is, how Interclean announcing their next event in Amsterdam from 12 – 15 May 2020: “Cleaning has a vital impact on hygiene and health in the world. As the needs for cleaning and hygiene are constantly changing, Interclean is dedicated to sharing and facilitating everything a cleaner world needs.”
Paper Towels with questionable Background
The colleagues from Intelligent Hand Dryers – namely Andrew Cameron – have collected again interesting facts with regard to the use of paper towels for drying hands in public places. We also present these facts collected in fall 2018 while saying thank you for enabling us to also share the seven facts. Did you know, e.g. that used paper towels cannot be recycled?
Hand Dryers and Hygiene – Facts are Helping
This post has been originally published by Intelligient Hand Dryers earlier this year. It wants to address several aspects of the dabate:
- Highlight why the paper towel industry is concerned about hand dryers
- Give reason why lazy journalism and fake news needs to be scrutinised for allowing such meaningless propaganda to enter mainstream media outlets
Acumen sees Hand Dryer Market at US$ 1.9 Billion in 2026
The report provides analysis of global Hand Dryers market for the period 2015-2026, wherein 2019 to 2026 is the forecast period and 2018 is considered as the base year. According to Acumen Research and Consulting, the global Hand Dryers market is expected to grow at noteworthy CAGR around 11 % throughout the forecast period and reach around US$ 1.9 billion by 2026.
The Guardian: Hand Dryers vs Paper Towels 25 April 2019
The surprisingly dirty fight for the right to dry your hands, by Samantha Subramanian, illustrated by Leon Edler. For a…
ELECTROSTAR/starmix has moved its Headquarters
While relocating, the company has carried out a complete cultural change. In late March, ELECTROSTAR/starmix finally moved its administration from Reichenbach to the new location nearby in Ebersbach. The production plant had been moved already earlier. After nearly 100 years in Reichenbach, the inventor of electric hand drying has found a new home.
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Together we make electric Handdrying the leading system!
Companies supporting the new alliance »electric Handdryer Association – eHA« are representing an efficient and sustainable market. Modern products in the air-based handdrying business are characterized by being environmentally friendly, efficient, and economically attractive.
Life cycle analyses have demonstrated that energy efficient electric hand dryers use less energy and fewer natural resources to dry hands than paper towels. In addition, replacing paper towels with a hand dryer reduces solid waste going to landfills, which reduces disposal and maintenance costs.
Our industry has lots of potential. We need to focus on that while simultaneously challenging the critical arguments made by the paper world. As long as nobody reflects on the communicational input from the tissue industry, things can be described the wrong way without consequences.
Therefore this initiative has been founded. You are interested in participating or you want more information? Please subscribe to our newsletter or get in touch using the button below.
The creation of the eHA was absolutely necessary because our industry of electric hand dryers has suffered from false theories and oriented studies of some people determined to stop the breakthrough of jet air solutions. Continuing to use paper towels that consume many trees in unreasonable volumes is not really a good thing for our planet and is very far from the overall goal of preserving it. As a specialist in the development and production of electric hand dryers for 34 years, JVD is very proud to participate in the eHA association.
As a member of eHa, FFUUSS wants to contribute to the development and spread of what we believe is the future of washroom handdrying; hygienic, environmental and cost reasons, will, in time, have their say in our favour. Electric Handdryers, in all their forms, contribute to a greener planet, paper towels are the perfect metaphor of a throw-away and wasteful society.
Starmix has joined eHA because our whole industry has to communicate that electric handdryers are a hygienic, ecological and sustainable alternative to paper and fabric towel. With an united effort we can create a wider acceptance and a growing market for all of us!
Johannes Behrens, ELECTROSTAR GmbH – Head of Sanitary Division
Excel Dryer is pleased to join with other reputable hand dryer manufacturers of the electric Handdryer Association to promote the benefits of electric hand dryers, including the advantages of being the most environmentally friendly, economical and hygienic way to dry one’s hands. Our association will speak with a single voice while providing objective scientific studies and other helpful information to the concerned public, specifiers and governments to affect better decision making and to regulate the industry.
Denis Gagnon, Jr.
Vice President – International
Hokwang joined the eHA to further deliver the value of electric hand dryer – an environmentally friendly, hygienic and economic way of drying hands. The current market is full of misleading information and faulty researches, we consider an association could unite all professional hand dryer manufacturers together to increase the awareness of sustainability to our market.
…and our activities on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube making electric Handdrying the leading system!
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10117 Berlin – Germany
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