Innovative kitchen faucet designed by GROHE provides boiling hot water directly from the tap.
GROHE Red system keeps three litres of filtered kettle hot water ready for immediate use at all times.
Modern kitchen faucet also dispenses regular, mixed hot and cold water.
Instantly make delicious tea or coffee. No need to wait for kettle to boil.
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Charlie
This is called Quooker in the Netherlands. It’s very useful for making quick tea, but you don’t want to wash your hands with this accidentally…
Dec 10th, 2013
Dave
seems great for anyone with small children
Dec 10th, 2013
Allayna
Oh, god, all I can think is some 3 year old trying to ‘help mommy’ and scalding themselves.
Dec 10th, 2013
erwin
To dave and Allayna there is a safety mechanism on the tap. And it is just the same as sharp knives, a pot of boiling water, or any other danger appliance in the kitchen. Don’t let your kids alone with them.
Dec 10th, 2013
Jillian
The difference being that the sink has never been considered a dangerous appliance before. You’re adding in the element of danger. You know how long it takes for an electric kettle to heat water? Less than a minute. The payback doesn’t seem large enough to justify the fear of scalding everyone you know.
Dec 10th, 2013
GoMuhammad
No, I just think this seems like usual faucet. It can be dangerous somehow. At least It has to be created in different shape or design..
Dec 10th, 2013
Gert
Seems like a great idea for bars and restaurants and even shop break rooms or places you might use boiling water to clean, houses not so much.
Dec 10th, 2013
Steve
Old concept. I Know many people who have this already in their home in the Netherlands. Don’t know of Dutch people are modern, or the rest of the world is sleeping… :)
Dec 11th, 2013
Paul Dann
With the water being kept hot constantly, I’m worried that:
1) It’s a waste of electricity.
2) The water will be almost completely devoid of oxygen, making any tea or coffee you make with it rather foul :(
Dec 11th, 2013
João Boaventura
Mega waste of energy in the 21st Century, seriously?
Dec 11th, 2013
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I already have something like this. It’s an Asian water heater. Basically does the same thing, you just press a button and boiling hot water comes out automatically. It doesn’t waste electricity, the machine is able to keep the water boiling hot somehow like a thermos. It’s pretty useful if you drink tea everyday.
Dec 11th, 2013
Swiper-NO- Swiping
Its called an on demand water heater. Geez.
Dec 13th, 2013