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Hand-dryer graffito (2)
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Aug 7, 2007
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Public bathrooms that don't have paper towels invariably have electronic hand-dryers that blow hot air. It's a painfully inefficient process, but hey, anything to save the environment. Despite their fool-proof design and operation, instructions are necessarily, and they usually go something like this: - Push button.
- Rub hands under warm air.
I've been in public bathrooms all around the country and in all kinds of venues. I don't think I've ever seen hand-dryer instructions that didn't have some variation of the following graffito (singular of graffiti ... c'mon, keep up): - Push butt
on. - Rub
hands under warm hair. I've seen this in schools, workplaces, public attractions, everywhere. Either this specific graffito is so obvious that it practically writes itself, or there's a nationwide band of hoodlums systematically vandalizing public bathroom hand-dryers. You decide. #entertainment
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