Sensor Kitchen Tap

2 years ago

last modified: 2 years ago

I wanted to have a sensor tap in my new kitchen as find it annoying when I'm baking and cooking if I haven't remembered to fill the sink beforehand. Unfortunately the one I wanted is unavailable (as a lot of things are at the moment). There are some on Amazon which have mixed reviews or they are really expensive. Does anyone have any experience of these taps please? Ideally I'd like a pull out version in brushed steel.

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