I remember a McDonalds having a sink that automatically squirted soap, then water came on, then hand dryer. That was years ago

What about the trail of piss?

Sad I know but I just love this!

I wish they would have automatic doors in the toilets.
If I’m eating in a restaurant and have to use the toilets, no matter how clean the drier is and the like, I still open the door with me little finger or pull me sleeve over me hand.
( so in theory the sink and drier should be outside the double doors of the jacks now that I read back on it)

Dyson are marketeers. Reminds me of apples strategy actually

Well ooh la la, mr fancy – i wash my hands after using the toilet!

fair play. good thinking

Wat ever happened to the hand towels that were stitched together at the ends to make a loop and hung on the pole. No wonder there’s global warming.

If prefer piss on my hands than walking into a macdonalds .

Never feel the need to wash my hands as I keep a very clean shlong!

Cotton roller towels are statistically the most hygienic form of hand drying. The air for any warm air dryer is sucked from the washroom environment and then blows back onto your hands.

Don’t people normally just wipe the piss off their hands onto the back of their trousers ???

Bit of lime scale on the sensor and it stops working.

People will inevitably be spending too much time at the sink and causing queues for those behind them. At least now there are separate stations for washing and drying which give the consumer more choices.

Hot air dryers are terrible for washroom hygiene as they create the very heat bacteria need to thrive. In addition they use an electric motor.

Next worst are the manky cotton roller towels which are filthy and never changed. When they are washed they use many chemical cleaning agents in the process.

Paper towels are the most efficient and hygenic method for washroom hygiene management.

They are one use, and are from a environmentally-friendly, sustainable energy source.
This is why every hospital in the world uses them.

I’d

McDonalds in Blackrock, Dublin had this technology in their bathrooms years ago.!!

?1000 per tap!!!

These things are great……when they work.

Don,t think that they are the first for this