Posted Sep 14, 2002 by Scumbag
Most hot-air hand dryers share at least one of these two design features:
1) The timer runs out and the airflow gets shut off long before you actually have dried your hands
2) The hand-sensor is pointing at the wrong place, so if you actually have your hands in the airflow at the correct position, the machine shuts off because it thinks you've left.
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Posted Sep 15, 2002 by FABT - new venture A815654 Angel spoiler page
yes, i noticed that too. or sometimes (the one at work) to get the sensor to see you you have to avctually touch the wall behind the dryer. yucky!
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