Water conservation in Heathrow
I got confused when I couldn't find the usual hand dryer that were usually hanging from the walls, they were still there last March when I flew out.
Has anyone noticed these new hand-dryers? I must say they're looking posh and handy, and no more droppings on the floor.
Water flows with less pressure, in a controlled way which is enough for handwashing.
Imagine how much Heathrow can conserve daily if all terminals have this.
All images are mine and are original, taken with my Samsung Galaxy S7.
"Slowing the flow" sounds like a slogan for a BPH medication.
Is it to slow or to widen the pathway ;)
Well played!
why thank you!
Too bad that England has no shortage of water and that they need to use to wash the canals because people use less water then they were build for because of "water saving". (Maybe not at Heathrow)
Probably.
Hey, that's a pretty cool setup!
I love seeing new and innovative approaches to common things... Thanks! :)
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you're welcome :)
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