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EspañolIf you've ever had a hard time finding a way to keep drinking water at the right temperature, or if you’re tired of the hassle of constantly switching between storage bottles and the faucet, you may want to consider a built-in beverage faucet. These small faucets mount on the edge of your sink, and hook up to the same plumbing line as your main kitchen faucet, to provide filtered or instant hot water with ease.
They also work perfectly well for filling a cup of coffee or tea, or even for filling reusable water bottles with cold water on the go. They’re often the perfect solution for busy families and those with aging parents or elderly relatives who may have a tough time using a standard faucet.
Installation:
To install a filtered water dispenser, or an instant hot water dispenser, you'll need to cut a hole in the countertop or sink deck for the unit to fit, just like a regular faucet. Be sure to allow enough room under the countertop or sink for the water tank and filter cartridge kit, as well as any electrical connections.
Filtered Water Faucets:
Unlike the bottled-water dispensers in your office or school, a filtering water dispenser has its own dedicated tank that automatically refills for filtered water. This eliminates the waste of bottled water and reduces the cost of single-use plastic bottles by cutting down on their overuse.
