Which sink to choose with quooker fusion brass tap
sarachohan
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Comments (13)We had that choice when we fitted our new kitchen and categorically decided that it (in our specific situation) was a bad idea to have. It all depends on your situation though. We have young kids, we have young nieces/nephews and also 'elderly' relations. We decided that the majority of people using our house, who may wish to wash their hands, or rinse a cup out by hand would just turn on a tap and stick their hands under. Trying to re-educate both the young and the old not to use this tap when everyone has grown up with, and are used to, warm water coming out of the hot tap just wasn't going to be possible. Also, I don't really see the point of them (I view them as a nice to have) - I've always used a kettle for boiling water for drinks - I actually like the 5 minutes standing doing absolutely nothing waiting for the kettle to boil. As for the spuds, or pasta - mehh, I'm never in that much of a rush to have it done 5 minutes quicker than letting a pan boil....See MoreBrass or Chrome for Kitchen Handles
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2 years agoHi Dee, sorry for my late reply. we settled for the blanco silkgranite sink in light grey. it goes well together as would white. and its bery easy to maintain any other questions please dont hesitate to ask x
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last yearHi HU, ill add a picture x
despite the discolouration we do love our tap…..the only other issue is as we live in a hard water area we get limescale in the little gaps that need cleaning with a damp microfibre cloth x hope this helps x
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