The Dry Hand’s Faucet incorporates the hand dryer within the faucet system. Basically after washing your hands you simply need to swivel the faucet head to activate the hand dryer. Looks to be a good solution for those who prefer the hot air dryer to the paper towel!
Dry Hand’s Faucet is a 2013 iF Design award – concept design entry.
Designers: Jiwei Zhang, Mingcang He, Jiaqi Wang & Kun Xu
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Water and electricity? Ummm… sweet couple 🙂
This already exist: Dyson airblade tap
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