cause it's cool? and it saves water, like other sensing faucets? and you don't have to touch it, risking the horrendous germs of others that have come before you? easier to clean?
At no point in the video does he use two hands. I'm wondering what happens then. I have to say, coffee's defence of the device seems to only work if one lives with the horrendously unclean, or if they can't remember to switch a tap off. Therefore they should install them in college dorms immediately.
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This is better than a lever in what way?
No, really. Does this mean I can't get a drink of water during a power outage?
cause it's cool? and it saves water, like other sensing faucets? and you don't have to touch it, risking the horrendous germs of others that have come before you? easier to clean?
What's the point? The same as a normal automatic faucet except you can select your preferred temperature. I wish this was in every public bathroom.
I just hope i can recognize it when i see it. Damm modern architecture
At no point in the video does he use two hands. I'm wondering what happens then. I have to say, coffee's defence of the device seems to only work if one lives with the horrendously unclean, or if they can't remember to switch a tap off. Therefore they should install them in college dorms immediately.
More sanitary for shared John houses....