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Käsienkuivauslaite, often referred to as a hand dryer, is a common fixture in public restrooms designed to dry hands after washing. These devices typically employ a stream of warm air or a high-velocity jet of air to evaporate water from the skin. The primary purpose of hand dryers is to provide a hygienic and efficient alternative to paper towels.

There are several types of hand dryers. Warm air dryers, the more traditional design, use a heating element to warm the air blown onto the hands. Jet air dryers, a newer technology, utilize high-speed air currents to physically blow water off the hands, often resulting in faster drying times. These newer models are also frequently more energy-efficient.

The effectiveness and hygiene of hand dryers are subjects of ongoing discussion and research. While they eliminate the need for paper products, some studies have raised concerns about the potential for spreading bacteria, especially with older warm air models. However, modern jet air dryers are often designed with features to minimize aerosolization of microbes. The choice between hand dryers and paper towels often depends on factors such as cost, environmental impact, and perceived hygiene.