Which Type of Specialty Kitchen Faucet Is the One You Need?

Home Chef: Pot Filler Faucet

Pot fillers are wall-mounted faucets located far from a sink. With no basin to catch the flow, these specialty faucets are instead expected to fill large pots and pans already on the stove. This saves the busy home chef from lugging heavy pots across the kitchen and potentially spilling water. It’s also easy to rinse out dirty cookware while it’s still warm and on the stove, preventing many stuck-on messes from developing in the first place.

Fitness Buff: Water Filtration Faucet

A water filtration faucet is the perfect secondary faucet to add to the kitchen of any fitness enthusiast. If the entire family is active and busy, all the more useful does one of these faucets become. There’s no need to constantly change out a water filter attached to the main faucet or for the whole house. By using just a single secondary faucet for filling water bottles and drinking glasses, filter use is minimized to extend the life of the costly refill materials.

Pet Owners: Laundry Faucets

Laundry faucets are tough utility fixtures built with function in mind rather than style. However, they’re a valuable addition to any home with pets in it. Paired with the right sizable utility sink, these faucets open up new opportunities for washing the pet themselves in addition to keeping bedding and gear clean.

Handwash Specialist: Pre-Rinse Faucet

Got a lot of delicate crystal heirlooms or handmade pottery gems that need careful handwashing? Invest in a pre-rinse faucet that makes the chore a lot faster and more enjoyable. The extendable sprayhead is far more powerful than the average pull-down sprayer, but it’s still soft enough for easily scratched dishware. Even if there’s a dishwasher in the kitchen, pre-rinse faucets are great for those things that just can’t get washed that way.

Shop Kingston Brass

Find all these specialty kitchen faucets and more here at Kingston Brass. There’s a unique faucet to transform every kitchen without taking up space or seeming unnecessary. It’s simply a matter of choosing a specialty feature that will be used daily based on the real habits of the homeowner or family.