The Jet Towel™ vs. Others

Compared to the Jet Towel™, other hand-drying methods in public facilities have distinct drawbacks.

The Disadvantages of conventional hand-drying methods

User
Evaluation 		Advantages Disadvantages
Paper towel
  • Able to absorb water
  • Only used by one person
  • Disposable
  • Image of wasting resources
  • Fills up waste receptacle
Cloth towel
  • Can be used immediately
  • Can be used as-is
  • Unsanitary except for first use
  • Sometimes difficult to use
  • Often not replaced properly after use
Warm-air dryer
  • Non-contact
  • Appears to be antibacterial
  • Time-consuming (hands don't dry thoroughly or quickly)
  • Uncomfortable feeling about monopolizing use
  • Noisy

 

Operators Evaluation Advantages Disadvantages
Paper towel
  • Easy to install
  • Maintenance costs (cost of paper)
  • Troublesome to maintain (paper refill, disposal of waste)
  • Potential source of fire
  • Unpleasant appearance
Cloth towel
  • Easy to install
  • Maintenance costs (cost of paper)
  • Troublesome to maintain (towel replacement, used towel projects soiled appearance)
  • Discarded towels project unpleasant image
Warm-air dryer
  • Low maintenance cost
  • Is not unattractive
  • Requires little maintenance
  • Low user satisfaction
  • Water drips onto floor

 

The Jet Towel™ is a better solution

  • Speedy drying
    Dries both side of both hands in 5-6 seconds
  • High performance
    The more it's used, the greater the savings
  • Easy maintenance
    No towels to replace, no paper towel refills
  • Outstanding sanitary design
    Completely contact-free

 

 Waste not . . .


 Want not . . .

The Clear Choice

Finally, a hand dryer that enhances the image of your facility and adds to the bottom line at the same time.