In theory this is a good idea to reduce the spread of germs, not having to touch toilets, sinks, soap dispensers and paper towel dispensers, but the technology works like shit. I am especially thinking of paper towel dispensers, which seem to be the most common. You stand there waving your hand around it trying to find the sensor and then it shoots out 10 inches of paper. Then you must rip that off and wave around again to get another 10 inches or so, and probably one more time to have enough paper to dry your hands with. The blow dry machines generally work ok but I have seen less and less of those lately.

I JUST WANT TO FUCKING TURN A KNOB OR PUMP A SWITCH OR SOME SHIT TO GET THE AMOUNT OF PAPER I NEED. FUCK YOUR CYBORGS.

What's worse are those devices that have a huge continuous towel that you have to pull for it to scroll when it gets wet/dirty.

It takes too much effort to get it to move, and once you do, it only moves 1/12th of an inch.

:mad:

They have these in the kitchen where I work. I've found the best way to get a towel to come out is to hit the sensor with the back of your hand bitch-slap style.