RE: RE: "Many hand dryers operate at levels far louder than their manufacturers claim and at levels that are clearly dangerous to children's hearing" when measured at their height, according to the work of 13-year old Nora L. Keegan.
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RE: "Many hand dryers operate at levels far louder than their manufacturers claim and at levels that are clearly dangerous to children's hearing" when measured at their height, according to the work of 13-year old Nora L. Keegan.

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I don't know which are worse, the Xelerator dryers that blast your eardrums, or the Dyson Airblade ones where you have to put your hands between two parallel surfaces. It's very difficult not to touch either side. It's like a game of Operation, but with more bacteria.