Washrooms/Locker rooms: Consider these issues when deciding on warm-air hand dryers for your school facility. (Know-How).(Brief Article)
American School & University, February, 2002 by Ring, David
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School projects that specify electric warm-air dryers have been increasing steadily. Many facility managers say they save money using hand dryers. The service expenses to stock and maintain paper towels are estimated at more than $15 per case. Add to that the actual cost of paper towels and the total outlay represents a significant portion of the washroom maintenance budget.
Warm-air hand dryers offer the highest rate of return on investment. The average payback period is less than one year.
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