Automatic hand dryers are an efficient alternative to towels, paper and other. However, warm air is a factor to consider because electric hand dryers would never be able to provide the drying capabilities necessary to practically replace towels. Pressure of the air from a hand dryer is not enough to dry alone. It requires a combination of both air pressure and warmth of the air being used to effectively dry one’s hands. How warm the air from the hand dryer needs to be is dependant on the room it is in. The warmer the air in the room the less warm the air needs to be from the hand dryer. The cooler the room, the hotter the air should be. For the most efficient warm air hand dryer, take a look at Saniflow's model Mediflow . This new design of commercial hand dryer adjusts the temperature of the air it uses based on the temperature of the room. This could make a difference on your utility bill. (See Purchasing ) or see goHanddryers.Com

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