Gizmodo points us to Delta’s innovative Touch Sensitive Faucet, and they report that the touch sensitivity works just right. Water flow is turned on and temperature is controlled with a standard handle, but touching anywhere on the surface of the faucet will stop or turn on the water flow. Pulling the spray nozzle down de-activates it so that it won’t be accidentally turned on.
[via Gizmodo]
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My complaint with this is that likely it, like all of those motion activate faucets, toilet flushes, and paper towel dispensers, relies on batteries to power itself.
February 4th, 2010 at 8:48 pm