Dyson Airblade Vs Velo Veltia Triblade Hand Dryer Maintenance

While Dyson Airblade and Velo Veltia, both are excellent products, there are several key differences between them. One of those differences is their maintenance. Buying a hand dryer is one thing, maintaining it is a whole different thing. It’s always a good idea to buy a product that is not too demanding when it comes to its upkeep. After all, if the dryer is going to be used by many people, it’s going to need some care. Here are the details for maintaining both these hand dryers:

Dyson Airblade
The Dyson Airblade hand dryer needs daily cleaning. You need to wipe the surface with a soft cloth and a mild cleaning agent. Apart from that, the air inlet needs to be cleaned regularly – which ideally means more than once a day. After the cleaning, it is important to clean the area beneath the machine. This should be done several times a day.

Keep in mind that the Dyson doesn’t have an inbuilt water drainage system. And because there is no drainage system, you need to clean it regularly to make sure there is no buildup of bacteria.

Velo Veltia Triblade

The Triblade needs daily cleaning as well. Just like the Airblade, make sure you clean all the surfaces with a soft cloth and a gentle cleaning agent. Also, clean the air inlet and the area beneath the machine. Now, one good thing in Velo Veltia Triblade is that is comes with an inbuilt water drainage system, so all the excess water that it dries from your hands will be drained away. This reduces the chance of bacteria buildup, and helps create a more hygienic environment.

Note: Make sure you don’t use any abrasive chemicals to clean any of these hand dryers.

While both the hand dryers perform well, the inbuilt drainage system does not allow bacteria to thrive in Velo Veltia Triblade