Year-Round Care for Your Commercial Hand Dryer in Australia
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Year-Round Care for Your Commercial Hand Dryer in 
Australia
The inclusion of hand dryers in restrooms is 
an effective way to enhance hygiene for 
residents and commercial enterprises in 
Australia. Nevertheless, Australia’s climate 
might pose challenges with performance 
during the summer season due to the added 
humidity while winter causes the air to dry. 
Seasonal maintenance is essential to make 
sure your commercial hand dryer in Australia 
remains functional throughout the year. 
Change the Air Filter 
Frequently
Clogging is the most significant risk during springtime in 
Australia due to pollen. Clogged air filters obstruct airflow, 
thus decreasing the effectiveness of the dryer. A simple check 
on the filter once a month can easily prevent this. Gently 
brush or vacuum the filter. If the unit is equipped with a 
washable filter, use warm water and let it air dry. This 
maintenance maximizes the dryer’s effectiveness by ensuring 
air can flow freely.
Clean the Hand Dryer 
Surface
Coastal locations like Queensland are known for their sweaty summers which increases the hand dryer’s 
chances of accumulating moisture on it. This moisture can serve as a breeding ground for dirt or even mold. 
Using a moist cloth with soapy water can easily clean dirt, grime and moisture collected. Focus on areas like 
the buttons and sensor, so be careful not to apply force that can harm the finish. Apart from enhancing the 
professional surface of the dryer, it will allow for better operation during damp months.
Evaluate the Heating 
Element
Temperatures drop in winter, particularly in southern 
regions such as Tasmania and Victoria. During this 
time, the heating element on a commercial hand dryer 
in Australia is in overdrive. You should clean it every 
few months for dust or other signs of aging. If the air is 
only slightly warm instead of hot, use a dry cloth or 
compressed air to clean the element, but be sure to 
follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
Check Sensors and Electric 
Components
Autumn tends to be quite windy, and the dust 
particulates carried by the winds can settle in 
washrooms, which can affect the sensors on 
touchless dryers. Checking the sensor monthly by 
waving your hand underneath the unit should be 
sufficient. If the unit is slow to start, wipe the 
lens with a soft, dry cloth. Make sure to also 
check the power cord and plug, as these 
components also receive wear and tear.
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