Official: Savortex secures title of world's greenest hand dryer

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Guinness World Records confirms Vortex 500 dries four pairs of hands using a third of the energy of standard dryers

UK startup Savortex has blown away the competition, after bagging an official Guinness World Record for the most energy-efficient hand dryer on the planet. The company's Vortex 550 EcoSmart was set...

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