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Have you heard of toilet plume?
In a public restroom you have two options for drying your hands: use an air dryer or a paper towel. Air dryers are generally thought to be more eco-friendly, but the truth is, they are actually less hygienic and contribute to more environmental contamination. This is because of “toilet plume.”
After a toilet is flushed fecal droplets linger in the air. Air dryers recirculate those droplets when you dry your hands, making it easier to spread germs.
| AVERAGE TOTAL NUMBER OF VIRUS PARTICLES AT DIFFERENT DISTANCES |
| Average total number of viral particles on 90 mm agar plates of bacteria lawn at a set height and at different distances from hand-drying devices used to dry the hands after contamination with a bacteriophage suspension. |
Wipe germs away with the healthier drying option – paper towels.
Not sure what paper towel solution is right for you?
