Problem with hot water pressure in kitchen.
Frankie Clarkson
4 years ago
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Jonathan
4 years agoYou could also consider a Quooker boiling hot water tap. They are available with different boiler tank sizes and you can get them to provide domestic hot water as well as boiling water.
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4 years agoHi, Lifestyle Kitchens. The plumber has already replaced the tap with a supposedly low pressure one (min 0.2 bar) and it's no better. He suggested one that comes out at an angle straight after leaving counter top level, if that makes sense, but I can only find this type.
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