I may be the last person in the world to have experienced the power and delight of the Dyson Air Blade. (I don't get out much.)
But there was one of these at the registration centre in Llanberis today, and all I can say is...AMEZZIN'.
Such was my disbelief that a machine could dry hands so efficiently, I had to go back and test it three times. The toilet attendant was beginning to look at me suspiciously.
Do they make a whole body version? Or would that just be weird?
"Get yourself together, Jones" - Ray Davies
I saw one of these recently, can't for the life of me remember where.
Probably in a pub, that would explain the memory loss
Hills and Guinness!
Seeing one is one thing; using one is another. Dispirited by decades of experience of ineffectual hot air blowers that simply sit on a wall and make a loud noise, I nearly walked past this little beauty without even giving it a try.Originally Posted by stevefoster
I saw one of these recently, can't for the life of me remember where.
Probably in a pub, that would explain the memory loss
However, I should probably stop singing its praises, as I'm apparently in danger of turning into Uncle Bryn off 'Gavin and Stacey'. That's what a day in Wales does to you.
"Get yourself together, Jones" - Ray Davies
Can't be sure but i may have used it as well.
You'll be singing Land of our Fathers next.
Hills and Guinness!
They have one in the washrooms at Wasdale NT Campsite and it is amazing, none of that 5 minute hand rubbing business normal air dryers have, very efficient!
No country for old men.
How do you dry your face with them?
Very carefully
No country for old men.
You have to crush it between two big rocks first, to get it nice and thin, then it fits.
The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak...
Tony Vardy
Clearly designed with fell runners in mind, then.
"Get yourself together, Jones" - Ray Davies
They are AWESOME! There's a Facebook Appreciation Group for them as well http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php...8789579&ref=ts
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