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.