Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
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Re: Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
#2Oh. That Dyson.
Re: Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
#3Oh. That Dyson.
Was not a fan until I bought their V10 vac. It is quite amazing at cleaning, performing much (much) better than any other vac I have ever owned although with the downside of an insufficient battery.
Re: Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
#4How much does that cost? /j
But seriously, good to see so many companies stepping up to just get things done, and to see (more or less) regulations being set aside or handled speedily.
Re: Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
#5Anyone seen any info on the Dyson AirBlades used for hand-drying in public restrooms? They are very effective at drying , but flick a lot of water up and onto the unit. I guess if everyone has properly washed their hands the WHO way, the rinse water should be safe, but I'm still wondering whether you are risking getting virus from the previous possibly infected person who also doesn't know the words to Happy Birthday.
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#6There is a very dark joke in here somewhere given how well Dyson airblades spread bacteria and other crap around.
Re: Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
#7Anyone seen any info on the Dyson AirBlades used for hand-drying in public restrooms? They are very effective at drying , but flick a lot of water up and onto the unit. I guess if everyone has properly washed their hands the WHO way, the rinse water should be safe, but I'm still wondering whether you are risking getting virus from the previous possibly infected person who also doesn't know the words to Happy Birthday…
I hate those god-awful AirBlade dryers. I have long fingers and it is almost impossible to dry my hands without that disgusting pool of water flicking up onto the tips of my fingers. Curl your fingers you say? Not possible due to how narrow the gap is without almost always making contact with the sides of the unit.
Terrible machines.
Re: Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
#8Why can't they copy the old Bird ventilator or similar?
Re: Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
#9There is a very dark joke in here somewhere given how well Dyson airblades spread bacteria and other crap around.
I submitted a support question to them about the safety of their airblades, and they never responded.
Re: Dyson has announced it will develop a new type of medical ventilator for NHS
#10Anyone seen any info on the Dyson AirBlades used for hand-drying in public restrooms? They are very effective at drying , but flick a lot of water up and onto the unit. I guess if everyone has properly washed their hands the WHO way, the rinse water should be safe, but I'm still wondering whether you are risking getting virus from the previous possibly infected person who also doesn't know the words to Happy Birthday…
There was a study saying it blows crap all over you. I close my eyes when ever I use it now to prevent a certain virus from getting into my eyes