Contemporary Faucet Styles for Kitchen, Bath and Bar
A modern home requires modern fixtures, and this begins in the major rooms of the home. Your property value goes up when your kitchen and bath look their best, so you must have up-to-date fixtures in place. The three options below are an excellent place to start. This simple faucet has a small footprint and [...]
Decorating your Mantel: The Traditional to The Unusual
Whether your fireplace is real or electric, the mantel above it is ripe for you to decorate. What should one put there? How can it be decorated without looking tacky or cluttered? Find some examples below to help you figure out the answers. A simple black and white motif with photo frames and candles is [...]
4 Summer Home Country Style Vanities
Yes – the summer is just around the corner “officially”. The clouds are gone, the sun is out, the birds are chirping and everyone is getting for memorial day weekend. We are all starting to feel the summer itch. Lets gets the sandals, beach towels and head for some sunshine. Its been a long year and its time to relax.
But may of you are already thinking about going to you summer home or cottage. And then it hits you like a bolt of lightning. You forgot that you wanted to redo you summer home last year but never got around to it. Well have no fear we are here to help you. Our staff has hand picked 4 of their favorite vanities that would add that country style you want in your summer home.
4 Sesame Street Bathroom Essentials
Today’s is the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street. Here we found some cute things from Sesame Street to help you make your bathroom more fun for your kids. Read more »
4 Tips for Saving Water in the Kitchen
Water is a precious resource. From washing clothes to cooking food, nearly every household task – not to mention the sustenance of life itself – relies on a reliable source of good, clean water. Only a tiny fraction – less than1 percent by some estimates – of the Earth’s water supply is usable, yet the average American consumes over 100 gallons each day [Source: EPA]. And to make matters worse, a large portion of that water is simply wasted. Help save the Earth, as well as save on your utility bills by employing some of these easy tips for saving water in the kitchen. Read more »
Air Tub vs. Whirlpool: What’s the Difference?
At first glance, there doesn’t seem to be much difference between whirlpools and air tubs. Both provide jet massages in a tub. But once you are in the market for one or the other, you will quickly realize that there are some important variances between a whirlpool tub and an air tub. The main distinguishing feature that sets the two apart is the mechanism by which the jets operate. Simply put, a whirlpool shoots jets of water while an air tub uses jets of air. This can have several implications in regards to upkeep, function and personal preference.
American Standard Evolution Whirlpool
The most noticeable difference is the sensation. A whirlpool’s water jets come with the classic, high pressure, deep massaging jets that most people have come to associate with hydrotherapy. When you visit a professional physical therapist, this will likely be the type of tub they have. An air tub, on the other hand, is a more generalized, effervescent feeling. Instead of a few concentrated jets, the air tub has numerous air jets that shoot millions of massaging bubbles. It’s a gentler sensation, but still highly relaxing.
Jacuzzi Allusion Air Tub
The other significant difference between whirlpools and air tubs is the maintenance. Both are relatively simple to clean. For a whirlpool, simply add in a cleaning solution (store bought or homemade) and run the jets for a few minutes. It’s also important to remember to never run a whirlpool unless it is filled. An air tub, on the other hand, is self-drying and is thus self-cleaning. Simply drain the air tub and turn on the jets until the tub is completely dry.
Neither the air tub nor the whirlpool is a superior choice. Choosing which one you install in your home is simply a matter of taste.
Rohl Michael Berman Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet with Sidespray – MB7926
Rohl Michael Berman Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet with Sidespray – MB7926
Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet with Sidespray
- Metal Lever Handle
- Insulated brass sidespray
- 9-1/16" reach swivel spout
- Ceramic disc cartridge
- 1-3/8" hole cutout
- 3/8" copper tube supplies, requires compression connections (not supplied)
- 2-1/4" max installation depth on deck
Matching Bar Faucet MB7925 available.
Also available without side spray – Model MB7924.
Rohl Michael Berman Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet with Sidespray – MB7926
Rohl Michael Berman Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet with Sidespray – MB7926
Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet with Sidespray
- Metal Lever Handle
- Insulated brass sidespray
- 9-1/16" reach swivel spout
- Ceramic disc cartridge
- 1-3/8" hole cutout
- 3/8" copper tube supplies, requires compression connections (not supplied)
- 2-1/4" max installation depth on deck
Matching Bar Faucet MB7925 available.
Also available without side spray – Model MB7924.
Rohl Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet without Sidespray – MB7924
Rohl Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet without Sidespray – MB7924
Single Lever Single Hole Kitchen Faucet without Sidespray
- Metal Lever Handle
- 9-1/16″ reach swivel spout
- Ceramic disc cartridge
- 1-3/8″ hole cutout
- 3/8″ copper tube supplies, requires compression connections (not supplied)
- 2-1/4″ max installation depth on deck
Matching bar faucet MB7925 available.
This faucet is also available with a sidespray – Model MB7926.
Tips for Saving Water in the Kitchen
Water is a precious resource. From washing clothes to cooking food, nearly every household task – not to mention the sustenance of life itself – relies on a reliable source of good, clean water. Only a tiny fraction – less than1 percent by some estimates – of the Earth’s water
supply is usable, yet the average American consumes over 100 gallons each day. And to make matters worse, a large portion of that water is simply wasted. Help save the Earth, as well as save on your utility bills by employing some of these easy tips for saving water with your kitchen faucet.
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