Years ago when the Delta faucet commercials started to run on tv–I just went and found it on YouTube because it was so. cool–we were mesmerized. Especially Chris:
You can touch it anywhere, with any part of your body–so, probably your arm is the most common, ha!–to turn it on when your hands are gross. Which is about the smartest thing I’ve heard of. Especially since Chris, the cook around here, is constantly asking me to “please turn on the sink for me?”so he can wash his food-covered hands without getting food or meat bacteria all over.
So, that’s the faucet we went for (in stainless–yum) and we love it. Also the whole set up is one hole. The faucet switches from a single stream to a multiple spray right on the back of the head. It also pulls down. It’s just so streamlined.
With our new countertops, sink and faucet in place, this little section of the kitchen is drastically improved from where we started just a couple of weeks ago:
Ah, that’s better.
It just has such a presence. And kicked your old sink’s boot-ay.
I have one and LOVE it, never going back!!
So great to hear we’re in good company.
The sink is looking amazing! Love the new faucet too.
Your whole kitchen is so yummy :)
Have a great weekend!
Jenny
http://www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com
We got that faucet when we re-did our kitchen a couple years ago and I have to say it’s one of my most favorite things in the kitchen, no, in the world. You might be surprised how quickly you adjust to just touching it and it turns on and soon you will go to your friends’ homes, not think about it, and wonder why their faucets don’t turn on. … until you realize… oh, yeah… they don’t have that faucet :)
Hilarious!
That faucet looks awesome! I want one now!!