Quooker Kitchen Taps

Kitchen taps come in various types, including mixer taps, pillar taps, and pull-out spray taps. Mixer taps combine hot and cold water through a single spout. Pillar taps have separate hot and cold water controls. Pull-out spray taps feature a detachable spray head for flexibility.

Choosing the right kitchen tap size depends on your sink's dimensions and your kitchen's style. Measure the sink's hole diameter and ensure the tap's spout height suits your needs, especially if you use large pots. Consider the reach to ensure it covers the entire sink.

Yes, eco-friendly kitchen taps include features like aerators that reduce water flow without sacrificing pressure. Look for taps with a Water Efficiency Label, which indicates lower water usage. These options help conserve water while maintaining functionality.

Kitchen taps can be installed by DIY enthusiasts if you have basic plumbing skills. Ensure you turn off the water supply before starting. Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully, but if unsure, we recommend hiring a professional to avoid potential leaks or damage.

A dripping kitchen tap often results from worn washers or seals inside the tap mechanism. Replacing these components usually fixes the issue. If you're not comfortable doing this yourself, consulting a plumber can prevent further damage and ensure proper repair.