@@ukhanddryers I know if they weren’t intending to do the full thing then why do it at all, if something was broken then fair enough but most companies do pointless replacements but then sometimes struggle to keep stores in business where the extra money on pointless replacements could go to keeping a store up and running.
On the topic of the XL, there's this Vietnamese restaurant that I've been to before that has graphite ones(the ones there are 1.1Ns) as opposed to something like a KW-1000 or a K2008.
Oh yes fleet services, I visited there on the way back from Portsmouth in 2022 (couldn't film as it was too busy). I remember there being Dyson Airblade V HU02s everywhere, although they have probably been replaced now with 9kJs.
@@account-now-closed And half the 9kjs have probably failed and been replaced too. No wonder they have a backplate system. It honestly amazes me that every Dyson has been less durable than the last
@@account-now-closed some of the fleet services toilets like the disabled and baby change northbound has HU02s and the men’s have 2 dyson 9KJ and 3 dyson V HU02 also one of the HU02s were broken the southbound just has dyson 9KJs which I’ll film in august
The XLERATORs at ASDA in Newton Mearns were quite weak as well tbh when I used them nearly 2 years ago, maybe this dryer is weak because the filter is likely blocked. If the nozzle was changed to a .8 on this, it would probably be as powerful as a 1.1 nozzle without the dryer being weak.
I would expect that it's a combination of a blocked filter and a worn motor. I don't think it's as simple as just changing the nozzle though, as it's attached to the motor assembly
I’m not the only one who filmed it, LE2020 has filmed it a few times as well. Also that XLERATOR has been replaced with a Dolphin Velocity Mini now unfortunately, very likely because it failed.
@@TheHandDryerFilmer I wouldn't quite say they're cunts just for not using the XLERATOR, but I genuinely don't understand why almost every company has stopped using Excel Dryer over the last 10 years.
@@ukhanddryersI think I was overreacting a bit there, but it’s still really annoying, I think I overreacted because they are becoming rarer and they stopped using them which really annoys me.
Good to see this here, this toilet is so unusual as it’s weird that costa didn’t replace many of the fixtures. Thankfully, they kept the dryer.
I don't see why they gave it a sloppy refit in the first place rather than a full one.
@@ukhanddryers I know if they weren’t intending to do the full thing then why do it at all, if something was broken then fair enough but most companies do pointless replacements but then sometimes struggle to keep stores in business where the extra money on pointless replacements could go to keeping a store up and running.
Xlerators and Xlerator Ecos and HU02s are common in where i live.
HU02s are very common in the UK, but XLERATORs not so much
On the topic of the XL, there's this Vietnamese restaurant that I've been to before that has graphite ones(the ones there are 1.1Ns) as opposed to something like a KW-1000 or a K2008.
Ooh that's nice!
Nice one mate I’m going on holiday in about 3 hours and 40 minutes so I’ll film the dryers at the fleet services and the airport
Oh yes fleet services, I visited there on the way back from Portsmouth in 2022 (couldn't film as it was too busy). I remember there being Dyson Airblade V HU02s everywhere, although they have probably been replaced now with 9kJs.
@@account-now-closed And half the 9kjs have probably failed and been replaced too. No wonder they have a backplate system. It honestly amazes me that every Dyson has been less durable than the last
@@account-now-closed some of the fleet services toilets like the disabled and baby change northbound has HU02s and the men’s have 2 dyson 9KJ and 3 dyson V HU02 also one of the HU02s were broken the southbound just has dyson 9KJs which I’ll film in august
@@ukhanddryers to be honest the dyson V HU02s were replaced with 9KJs and the southbound is full of dyson 9KJs
The XLERATORs at ASDA in Newton Mearns were quite weak as well tbh when I used them nearly 2 years ago, maybe this dryer is weak because the filter is likely blocked. If the nozzle was changed to a .8 on this, it would probably be as powerful as a 1.1 nozzle without the dryer being weak.
I would expect that it's a combination of a blocked filter and a worn motor. I don't think it's as simple as just changing the nozzle though, as it's attached to the motor assembly
@@ukhanddryers I just thought you had to remove 3 screws to take the nozzle off but I don’t think it’s as simple as that.
The shutdown sounds similar to the one that HandDryersAroundTheUK filmed at the New Oscott one
I’m not the only one who filmed it, LE2020 has filmed it a few times as well. Also that XLERATOR has been replaced with a Dolphin Velocity Mini now unfortunately, very likely because it failed.
It’s a shame really. I wish they just put a new motor in it as I’m sure they supply spare parts
Yeah it doesn't sound the best
@@TheHandDryerFilmer I wouldn't quite say they're cunts just for not using the XLERATOR, but I genuinely don't understand why almost every company has stopped using Excel Dryer over the last 10 years.
@@ukhanddryersI think I was overreacting a bit there, but it’s still really annoying, I think I overreacted because they are becoming rarer and they stopped using them which really annoys me.
WOW
Realisticly though, this is within Tesco, likewise it was Tesco's choice, not Costa's. Unless Tesco persuaded Costa for an acceptance
Costa wouldn't care about the dryer provided that it dried peoples hands
Agreed
@@ukhanddryers nvm I didn't notice the "well yes but no" bit until now
@@Morgansliftadventures It's fine
Below average imo
Why below average?
@@ukhanddryers They are too common for Tesco and ASDA.
Sorry for not seeing your reply, I was on call with my uncle.
@@omarazamqureshi They're uncommon at Tesco and nearly extinct at ASDA though, so they're not exactly too common
I quite understand.