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Boiling water taps are revolutionising family kitchens everywhere, offering unbeatable convenience to homeowners. In this article from Hot Water Taps, we’ll take you through a guide to boiling water taps, from how they work and their many benefits to maintenance tips.
As the name suggests, boiling water taps dispense boiling water at the turn of a handle. These taps are highly efficient, featuring a boiler tank installed under your sink that keeps a supply of water at near-boiling temperatures. With just a turn of the tap, you can enjoy instant hot water for your tea, coffee, cooking, and cleaning.
The magic lies in the boiler tank, which maintains water at a near-boiling temperature. This tank connects to your mains water supply and heats the water to around 98°C. When you turn the tap, boiling water is dispensed instantly, eliminating the need for kettles or waiting for water to boil on the stove.
Safety is paramount with boiling water taps, which is why most models come equipped with child locks and safety mechanisms to prevent accidental burns. These features ensure the tap is safe for families, even with young children in the house. When compared to kettles, which are easily dropped or mishandled, a boiling water tap is often the safer option for a family home.
Another feature of boiling water taps is the integrated water filter. These filters remove impurities like chemicals and minerals, ensuring that the water you consume is clean and safe. They also remove the sometimes unpleasant taste from tap water, extracting maximum flavour out of every tea or coffee.
There are several styles of these taps out there, so it’s important to choose the right one for your home.
These taps dispense boiling water
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