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Mitsubishi Jet Towel Slim at M&S - Tower Hill, Cambridge (♿️🚼)

I do apologise for the inconsistencies in video uploads lately, but I have been fairly disorganised and forgetful. I have over two months worth of videos waiting to be uploaded, so I really do want to keep to my two day schedule. Here we have the Jet Towel Slim, which was easily one of the best dryers in the early 2010’s, along with the XLERATOR and SMARTdri. There appears to be an issue with the drains here, since the sink was draining slowly, and the water was randomly shaking in the toilet. At first I thought it was water from the sink backing up into the toilet, however it was happening randomly when I was filming Jet Towel VS Paper Towels, and it didn’t happen when I washed my hands off camera. Something I found extremely weird is that the panel which only contains the power switch was screwed shut! This is the first Jet Towel I’ve ever seen with it screwed shut; I’ve not even seen a video of one with it screwed! This is the first Jet Towel I’ve filmed with an usage instruction sticker on the top of it, however I didn’t follow it since the method just seems weird to me. I believe this dryer may be on the high power setting, since it performed better than the Slim normally does, but I’m honestly not sure, since it seems too quiet to be on maximum power. This M&S store has the tiniest toilets I’ve ever seen in one - most Foodhalls have bigger toilets than here. M&S’ toilet design has aged rather well, since this toilet is over ten years old, yet it looks better that some modern toilets! cough Greggs and Sainsbury’s cough For some reason, there are two M&S stores in Cambridge. The other one doesn’t have customer toilets. Model Number: JT-SB216KSN-W-E Serial Number: 12041422 Build Date: April 2012 Decibels (peak): 84.9 Recorded 11.04.23 If you enjoy the content I make, please consider subscribing - it would help the channel a lot! The decibel readings are not scientific or 100% accurate, they're simply to give you an idea of how loud the dryer is whilst using it.