ENGINEERING firm Dyson is launching a new £1000 tap hand dryer, which it claims will mean no water spilling on the floor and end the need for towels.
A team led by Glasgow School of Art product design graduate Paul Reid was heavily involved in the production of the Airblade Tap.
The device is made from anti-corrosion steel used in the construction of boats and has been tested at pressures eight times greater than normal taps.
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