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This toilet was also filmed by Dryers By S, and he said that one of these dryers could’ve replaced a CERA, and I would presume that they were originally either Series 5000s or the Heatstore-branded Andas. I had to do a quick video of this one, as a family shopping were looking at me as I left the disabled toilet, so I pretended to look lost, walked into the gents, quickly took this video, and then left the corridor and the store. I’d look a bit weird trying to close the toilet corridor door in front of people, and people would wonder why I was doing it. The gents and ladies toilet doors were also wedged open.
I completely forgot about the fact that there’s a second dryer in this room, as I was a bit panicky after my caught attempts to go into the baby room. It’s just another Airforce anyway, and DBS has a far better quality video of both dryers. He also has a video of the ladies toilet, which has a PHSWH Airforce that replaced one of these and then an Anda Series 5000 before that (likely original), and a Robus-branded CERA that possibly replaced another Series 5000, but before the Airforce did.
Thanks to DBS for the sticker info again.
Left hand dryer (off-camera):
Model Number: J48-974W3
Model Name: Airforce
Serial Number: Unknown
Build Date: Unknown
Right hand dryer:
Model Number: J48-974W3
Model Name: Airforce
Serial Number: M1510-10659
Build Date: October 2015
Recording Date: 15/07/2023 14:48