Why JetDryer
Washing your hands in a public space should feel pleasant. Today, it usually isn’t — and it’s also unhygienic. That belongs to the past.
Drawbacks of the old methods
- ×Paper dispensers are empty and bins overflow.
- ×Is the wall dryer even working? The sensor doesn’t respond.
- ×We rub our hands forever and they still stay wet.
- ×We end up spraying the floor, our shoes and clothes.
JetDryer is different
- ✓Dries hands in 7–10 seconds.
- ✓Collects and channels water into a built-in tank.
- ✓Uses 100% clean air via antibacterial filters.
- ✓Contactless operation — only as long as needed.
- ✓Saves time and consumables.
- ✓Extremely easy maintenance.
- ✓Up to 85–90% less energy than ordinary dryers.
- ✓Elegant design that signals quality.
Economic impact
At an average usage of 200 dries per day, the yearly electricity cost is only €13.71 — that’s just €0.000188 per drying cycle.
Frequently asked questions
How much more economical is JetDryer than a conventional hand dryer?
JetDryer units use up to 85–90% less energy than conventional hand dryers, because they dry with an air jet in 7–10 seconds instead of a heating element over 30–40 seconds.
What does one hand-dry with a JetDryer cost?
At an average of 200 uses per day the annual electricity cost is €13.71, which works out at €0.000188 per dry.
Is it more hygienic than paper towels?
Yes. Operation is entirely contactless — a sensor starts the unit, so there is no surface for the next person to touch. Models with antibacterial filters deliver filtered air, and removing paper towels removes the overflowing bins of used paper.
How much paper does an office building save?
A building with 10 offices gets through roughly 320,000 paper towels a month — 770 kg of paper. Switching to JetDryer saves around 16 mature trees a month, or 192 a year.