Reviews

Outlined in an article in The Daily Mail and backed up by the NHS, bathroom towels and mats are probably one of the most unhygienic items in the home. Why? Because they retain moisture allowing bacteria to breed and are used in the most germ ridden areas of the house; collecting feces and other bacteria substances from the hands, face and body. These bacteria can be spread from person to person as the towel is used by multiple people.  Just washing the towel is not enough, you have to do it at the... Read More

The PHS Warner Howard Airforce hand dryer has been the best-selling hand dryer in the UK over the last 14 years. Although its popularity has declined a little in the last few years it still remains one of the most specified, most requested dryers. The Airforce is available in black, polished chrome, brushed satin or white, all finishes are applied to a plastic casing. It has a unique design using 11 jets of air to provide an all-over drying experience. We ask, has the Airforce stood up to the test... Read More

The Dryflow® Dryforce is fairly unique in the hand dryer world, it is one of the few ‘hands under’ dryers to have a built-in drip tray and backplate to capture all the water and keep floors and walls dry. This is a standard feature of more expensive and larger, ‘blade hands in dryers.’ The Dryforce is available in a Silver or White finish. What was our expert’s overall verdict on this product? From £147.00 + VAT Dryforce Value The Dryforce is fairly inexpensive at £147 + VAT, especially when you... Read More

Puff The Magic Dryer was designed to make drying hands a fun experience for small children. Any teacher or parent will tell you that little ones aren’t always easy to get to wash and dry their hands thoroughly. The Puff dryer comes with a colourful back board and an attractive design on the hand dryer. So what did our expert think? From £469.95 + VAT Value At £469.95 + VAT this is an expensive dryer, the base unit is good quality and the graphics are well done but we think... Read More

The original Dryflow® Elite is a slimline hand dryer specifically designed to meet the needs of disabled and child-friendly washrooms. It is marketed as a very quiet, long-life hand dryer with effective, if not spectacular dry speeds. We put the Dryflow Elite to the test to see how it performs. From £247.50 + VAT Value At £247.50 + VAT the Dryflow Elite hand dryer is a mid-priced dryer. Given the fact it has an incredibly long life span and the build quality is excellent, the Dryflow Elite deserves a high... Read More

The Dryflow® Bi-Tap hand dryer can be purchased as a hand dryer only, as a dual water and soap vessel only or as a complete set. This is a unique product offering dual functionality on the water/soap tap. It is a deck-mounted product and is available in a polished chrome stainless steel finish. Let’s see what our expert thought? From £759.00 + VAT Value The complete Bi-Tap set (including the soap dispenser) is cheaper than the Dyson Airblade Wash+Dry, (which does not include a soap dispenser). The option of buying... Read More

The Dryflow Tri-tap can be purchased on its own as an over the sink hand dryer or as part of a matching set including a soap, water tap and dryer. It was launched slightly after the Dyson Airblade tap to create the complete set of touchless over the sink products. It’s fitted to wall and over a sink or trough. It is available in a polished chrome stainless steel finish. From £759.00 + VAT Value If you already have a sensor tap in place then this is a cheaper option... Read More

The Slimforce is a super-compact, entry-level high speed hand dryer. It is available in a brushed stainless-steel finish. Can a hand dryer this cheap, really be any good? From £84.99 + VAT Value Top marks for value, ok so there are better dryers out there but none at this price. There are dryers that only cost £20-30 more that perform a bit better, but when you consider it is a quarter of the price of a Warner Howard Airforce and 1/10 of the price of a Dyson Airblade, you can’t... Read More