Saturday, January 30, 2010

Bathroom Terrorizors in Worcester, Massachusetts

Vandals successfully closed down Belmont Street Community School over the weekend in Worchester.  They reaked havic by throwing paint on the floors and walls, flooding the lavatories by leaving the bathroom faucets on on and also the faucets in the janitor's closets.  They also smashed computer screens and windows causing several hundred thousand dollars in damages reported by Gary Quitadamo,  a local police chief.  Hopefully the vandals will be caught and brought to justice swiftly.

Hopefully the vandals will be caught and brought to justice swiftly.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Best Shower Head of the Year


The American Standard FloWise 1660 receieved the best reviewed by ConsumerSearch.com. Here at TheKitchenFaucet.com, we are strong advocates of water conservation.  This shower head is considered to be  a water saving shower head with settings between 1.5 and 2.0 gallons per minute.  It has three settings including full spray, turbine spary, and a combination of both spray.  The turbine spray saves the most water usage with only 1.5 GPM(gallons per minute.) Another feature which gives this shower head such good reviews is the large amounts of finishes available.  Finishes available for this shower head include black, stainless steel, chrome, satin nickel, and polished brass.  If your in the market for reliable shower heads like this one, please visit our website.
We will have installation guides for shower heads soon, but for now you can read some articles on water conservation.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Water Conservation with your Bathroom and Kitchen Faucets

Recently, we posted an article on our site, TheKitchenFaucet.com, on how you can promote water conservation in your home.  Aerators on your bathroom faucets and kitchen faucets help keep the rinsing power of your faucets while reducing the gallons per minute(GPM) coming from the faucet.  The article is called 10 Ways to Promote Water Conservation in your home.  Next week we will be writing an article on 10 Ways to Promote Water Conservation around the yard.  This article will focus on conserving water around the yard.  We have also recently made a HubPage on water conservation and why it is so important to the future of our society.  It also has some neat polls to see what people are already doing to help promote the conservation of water.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

New Light Technologies on Kitchen Faucets


Recently a lot of faucet companies have come out with some pretty neat tech for their products.  Allowing some visual aids to tell whether the water coming out of your faucet is hot or cold.  For example, Blanco has a stainless-steel Kitchen Faucet LED which emits red for hot water, purple for warm water, and blue when the water is cold.
      Of course the faucet does require two AA batteries for the LED diodes to work.  And of course, they are sold separately.  But if you want your kitchen or bar area to be the new hotness, this kind of faucet will definitely fit the bill.  On the lighter side, it does come with extra long supply hoses so you definitely won't have to take a trip to your local hardware store because your hoses are too short.

      If your looking for a reliable kitchen faucet to fit your new space, visit us at TheKitchenFaucet.com.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Water pressure low from residence running their bathroom and kitchen faucets in Lafourche, Louisiana

Over this past weekend, a winter wonderland has pumbled the south east with freezing cold weather.  It has barely gotten above freezing in the middle of the day through out the south east.  To keep the pipes in people's homes from freezing, many people are running the kitchen faucets and bathroom faucets ever so slightly to keep the water flowing.  So many people are letting their faucets drip that the water pressure has become dangerously low in Lafourche, Louisiana.  Officials say that the low pressure condition can increase the risk of infectious bacteria in the water.  It is recommended that residence boil their water before drinking it to sterilize it from bacteria.

If you are in the market for a new bathroom faucet or kitchen faucet, check out our selection at TheKitchenFaucet.com

Friday, January 8, 2010

New Touch Sensor Kitchen Faucet by Newform


The Italian based company, Newform, has used the marketing stradegy called the Closs Follower technique.  They have come out with there own touch sensor kitchen faucet similar to Delta's Touch2O faucet.  It features a chrome finish with a contemporary look.  Unlike Delta's touch faucet, which only allows the ability to turn the faucet on and off with the touch of a wrist, this kitchen faucet has an integrated panel on the nozzle to regulates the faucets flow rate.  The four sensors on the panel allow you to change the flow rate as well as the temperature.  This faucet also features a pull-out nozzle.


We hope to be carrying this new faucet on our website soon.  Until then check out all our discount kitchen faucets at TheKitchenFaucet.com

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Fire breathing kitchen faucet

Fred Mayer is a Vietnam veteran who says he he can poach an egg and clean his dishes at the same time.  He says that a couple of years ago the well that supplies water to his house in Candor, N.Y., started becoming polluted with natural gas.  Now he can hold a lighter up to his running water in the kitchen and flashes of fire spew from the faucet.

Now that may seem really awesome, but experts say that if the faucet emits too much natural gas, he could have a slight explosion problem. Mayer suspects that drilling by the energy company, Fortuna Energy Inc. is at fault, but state environmental officials say this gas is o-natural, created in the ground below Mayer's house.

Fortuna Energy Inc. began drilling in Tioga County in late 2003

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Monday, January 4, 2010

Florida stumbles over its own feet with water conservation and energy efficiency

Lee County in Florida is facing a common problem with many other states when it comes to implementing with use of renewal resources along side our current use of fossil fuels.  Since some states only have one or two power companies, these companies have to be heavily regulated.  To stop these companies from having geo-isolated monopolies over their regions, the cost of energy is set at a settled upon price.

Since the energy company’s revenues are heavily regulated, they don’t have much room to invest in new technologies.  One logical idea to this problem is creating cheaper to generate power in more efficient ways. Eric Draper of Autobon says “Consumers know that it is not the rate per kilowatt that matters. It's the cost of the kilowatts used. If electricity can be generated with renewable sources and used more efficiently, bills will come down now and in the future.”

TheKitchenFaucet.com is an advocate of water conservation.  If your in the market for a new bathroom faucet,  Check out our discount bathroom faucets today.