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Are Hand Dryers Actually Making Your Hands Dirtier After Washing?
Science suggests that high-tech hand dryers may actually be "microbial catapults" that blast bacteria back onto your skin.
While frequent and thorough handwashing has become a mantra in the public health arena, the job is never finished until the drying stage. Some public restrooms offer single-use paper towels, while ...
Airborne contaminants, dirty toilet seats, mold, and mildew: Long before the coronavirus pandemic came around, the hygiene-focused among us knew public washrooms are grimy places. Drying hands is an ...
High-speed jet air dryers commonly found in public restrooms are germ-spreading machines, according to a new study published in the Journal of Applied Microbiology. “We often say that hand-washing is ...
There's a lot of talk in politics about the desirability of American manufacturing and "green" jobs. President Obama talks about both often, especially wind turbines and long-lasting batteries that ...
Hand Dryers are greener than paper towels, but they're not cleaner. — -- This holiday season you might want to bring your own paper towels if you're heading to a festive get-together at a bar or ...
Remember when there were reports of a TikTok trend warning against using hand dryers in public restrooms on hair, and even your own hands? Well, one company is disputing those claims. Excel Dryer, who ...
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