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These types of faucets are so common where I live that I can’t really imagine what the alternative is. What do you have if you don’t have this?
by jetsetman192 8mo ago
These types of faucets are so common where I live that I can’t really imagine what the alternative is. What do you have if you don’t have this?
- pastel8739 8mo agoSeparate knobs for hot and cold, like this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/MOEN-Brantford-4-in-Centerset-2-Handle-Low-Arc-Bathroom-Faucet-in-Oil-Rubbed-Bronze-with-Metal-Drain-Assembly-6610ORB/100672317 https://www.homedepot.com/p/MOEN-Brantford-4-in-Centerset-2-...
- jetsetman192 8mo agoGetting ”Access Denied” from that link.
- huhtenberg 8mo agoI'm in Europe and the whole site is "Access Denied".
- abcd_f 8mo ago... or two separate taps even. Though it's quite a bit more exotic and ancient. https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/1536/cpsprodpb/AF32/production/_99905844_taps.jpg https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/1536/cpsprodpb/AF32/production...
- pm215 8mo agoYou can have either completely separate hot and cold taps, each with their own spout, or you can have a setup with separate hot and cold knobs and a single spout. For my bathroom sink I specified a two taps/one spout unit (similar to this one https://www.screwfix.com/p/swirl-traditional-chrome-104mm-cloakroom-cross-head-mono-basin-mixer-tap-with-clicker-waste/310pg https://www.screwfix.com/p/swirl-traditional-chrome-104mm-cl... ) because I prefer to be able to get "this is definitely cold water with absolutely no hot water mixed in" when that's what I want. (My hot water comes from a combi boiler, so if you run the hot tap for a short time all that happens is you burn some gas when the boiler detects the water flow but you just get the cold water in the pipe.) I like the combined handle type for showers, where you always want some hot water and are generally running the water for a long time.