You're usually looking at automatic taps for one of three reasons. You're tired of touching a dirty handle while cooking, you're trying to stop kids leaving the tap running, or you manage a site where hygiene and water use are under more scrutiny than they used to be. In Melbourne, that decision also sits inside […]
You notice the tap most when your hands are least usable. Raw chicken on your fingers. Coffee grounds everywhere. A shared office kitchenette where half the staff touch the same mixer before lunch. That’s usually when people start asking whether automatic sensor taps are worth fitting, or whether they’re just another shiny extra that looks […]
