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Name Carmine DiFazio
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Re: Dyson AirBlade
#1   Yesterday 8:09 pm
You didn't miss the point.  You made a bogus point of 19 seconds for drying time.  Xlerator dries hands in 10-15 seconds just like your brand.    You know that as well as I do.  Come on Matt.  If your product is truly better, "flat outsmokes" the Xlerator according to DIB, there's no need to falsify claims and impugn the competition.  Lest you try to bolster your brand.  Be honest.  Stand on the facts and merits.  Not the sales spin.  Nothing you provided remotely says Airblade is better than Xlerator.  Just the opposite.  Xlerator is the industry leader and has been for 48 years and upstaged dyson on its own turf.  Shame on you.  Couldn't even make the dyson sale at Westminster Abbey and Wembly Stadium! 

What else do you have to offer to bail out your dyson buddy from talking snap?  So far you just let him sink deeper into a hole of his own making.

Carmine D.

Re: Dyson AirBlade
#2   Yesterday 8:02 pm
Nice to see you bail out your dyson buddies here.  The dyson man himself to the rescue.

You quoted only the run down data to put the better spin on your product.  As I would expect from a paid dyson employee who sells Airblades nowadays.  Or are you back in the vacuum trenches?

For example where did you come up with 19 seconds.  Absolutely bogus.  Meaningless.  The Xlerator runs up to 35 seconds and dries hands from 10-12 seconds, just like yours.  However, Xlerator is sensor activator for on/off by hand motion.  Gives the edge to Xlerator, not your brand.

No microbacterial covering is needed on the Xlerator because unlike the Airblade it doesn't accumulate well waste from the hand washing/drying.   Advantage to Xcelerator.  You mention the NSF approval for Airblade but missed citing the Leeds seal and credits for the Xlerator and Greenspec approval.   Seems a wash to me.  The Xlerator is smaller, lighter, more versatile to mount in conventional public restrooms.  How about yours?  Bigger.  Heavier.  Needs more wall mounting space.  Advanatge to Xlerator. 

I'm not a paid Xlerator pro so I may have missed some of the technical strengths of the Xlerator and weaknesses of your brand in the industry.  My expertise is vacuums.  Want to go one on one with your brand against another vacuum brand?  I'm your man.  Let me know.  I'm always ready.  Never duck and hide. 

Any reason Westminster Abbey and Wembly Stadium opted for Xlerator rather than your brand?  can't be the warranty.  Both are 5 years.  Was it price?  Is yours still going for $1400 per.  More than the Xlerator?

Carmine D.

Re: Dyson AirBlade
#3   Yesterday 5:50 pm
Hello DIB:

Sounds like the only one trounced and out-smoked here is you.  When push comes to shove, you wimp out.   You make grandiose statements about a product, impugn another, and don't have any personal and professional knowledge about either for support.  

What is that huge sucking noise I hear?  Sounds like you're grasping for your your final breath as you sing the last refrain of your favorite song: "How great James art.  How great thou art!"  Just please don't ask why because I don't know!  Oh Matt mmc Airblade......please help me. 

Carmine D. 

Re: Dyson AirBlade
#4   Yesterday 2:55 pm
DysonInventsBig wrote:
In terms of [utility] patentable inventions and features the Dyson Airblade flat-out smokes this machine.

DIB


Hello DIB:

How so? Here are the features and specs of the Xlerator.  Care to be specific on the specs/features that the Airblade "flat-out smokes" the Xlerator?  Or are you just being your typical own self for a different day with the same old dyson say: How great thou art James? 

Carmine D.

FEATURES 
Dries Hands Completely in 10 to 15 Seconds
Uses 80% Less Energy 
95% Cost Savings vs. Paper Towels
GREENSPEC® Approved and Helps Qualify for  LEED® credits.
Source Reduction Alternative
Promotes Hygiene
XLERATOR Hand Dryers Help Qualify For LEED Credits.         
XLERATOR Is First Hand Dryer To Be GreenSpec Approved!

SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions:

11 3/4" LG. X 12 11/16" HIGH X 6 11/16" DEEP
(298 MM LG. X 322 MM HIGH X 170 MM DEEP)
Weight:16 LBS. (7.3 KGS.)


Construction
  1. Hand dryer cover shall be a one-piece, heavy-duty, rib-reinforced, die-cast zinc alloy. It shall be lightweight, unbreakable, rustproof and all exposed surfaces shall be bright chrome plated or finished with chip-proof, electrostatically applied epoxy paint and fastened to a wall plate by two chrome plated tamper-proof bolts.
     
  2. Hand dryer wall plate shall be equipped with (3) 7/8" (22 mm) diameter holes, one of which shall be suitable for use with surface conduit, for ease of wiring.
     
  3. All internal hand dryer parts shall be coated according to Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. requirements.
     
  4. Entire mechanism shall be internally grounded.
Mechanism
  1. Hand dryer motor shall be a series commutated through-flow discharge vacuum motor/blower (5/8 HP / 20,000 RPM) which provides air velocity of 16,000 LFM (linear feet per minute) at the air outlet and 14,000 LFM at the hands (4 inches [102 mm] below air outlet).
     
  2. Hand dryer heating element (900 W) is constructed of Nichrome wire and mounted inside the blower housing, thereby being vandal proof. It shall be protected by an automatic resetting thermostat, which shall open whenever air flow is cut off and shall close when flow of air is resumed. It shall produce an air temperature of up to 135°F (57°C) at a 72°F (22°C) ambient room temperature at the hands (4 inches [102 mm] below air outlet).
     
  3. Hand dryer Control assembly is activated by an infrared optical sensor located next to the air outlet. The dryer shall operate as long as hands are under the air outlet. There is a 35-second lockout feature if hands are not removed.
     
Limited Warranty

The hand dryer shall be guaranteed to be free from defects for a period of five (5) years. Warranty shall include factory performed labor as well as the repair or exchange of defective parts, at manufacturer's option.


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Re: Dyson AirBlade
#5   Yesterday 12:54 pm
Hey Carmine.

Are people still BLOWING money away in Vegas.

Hi Mole: 

Alot fewer and alot less.  Gaming stocks, once all the rage here in Vegas due to the tourism industry, are way down.  Most new construction on the Casino/Hotel's is halted indefinitely, including Trump's second tower and the St. Regis [new addition to the Palozzo and Venetian].  You may have read/heard that the CEO of the MGM Grand Mirage,Mr. Lanni, resigned under very suspicious circumstances.  Most of the Casino/Hotel's have cut back on the frequency and amounts of their payouts by the slots and bingo games.  All have cut staff and operations drastically.  The unemployment rate here in Nevada is over 8 percent, one of the highest in the nation.

Can you give us the up to date line, on whos going to go bankrupt first,G.M .CHRYSLER,OR FORD.......

Yes, in this order:  GM, Chrysler and lastly Ford.  Ford is in the best financial shape of all and most likely can survive, despite the hard economic times.  The big 3 will get their $25 BILLION plus after they submit their business cash needs in early December 2008.  All the Congressional flack is just for show.  The auto industry makes considerable political campaign contributions to Senators and House members in key states and Congressional committee positions.  These politicians will lobby behind the scenes for the big 3.  After Mommy Pelosi announced that Congress would not oblige the demands of the big 3 yesterday, the market tanked 444.99 points.  Not too bright on Pelosi's part. 

Heres a tip for the gamblers in VEGAS stay away from the windows, is your house worth %25 or % 50, less than a year ago.......

Due to the recent casino/hotel opening, the houses in my community hit bottom and turned up and their long term price trend is up.  However, here's the clinker:  When the CFO of the new casino/hotel appeared recently to testify and answer questions, he was asked point blank:  Will the new casino/hotel revenues meet the debt and bank covenants.  His reply was:  I don't know.  Since $400 MILLION of the effort is financed, it's a huge amount to meet monthly, not counting costs for operation.  Some rumors are circulating that as early as this January 2009, the owners may ask for bankruptcy proceedings.  Rumors!  I think that is too early but by spring/summer after several months and quarters, it could very likely happen if gaming revenue is down.  The gaming money feeds the hotels, entertainment, and restaurants.  If its down, so is everything else. 

Time will tell.  Best case scenario, a turn around by the end of 2009.  Worse case scenario, no turn around until 2012. 

Carmine D.

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