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Driving responsible consumption with drinking water
T
he way we are consuming water is changing. A large part of this shift is
due to a growing awareness around sustainability. With sustainability increasingly at the forefront of consumer purchase decisions, it has never been more important to find creative solutions around responsible consumption. A topic that is close to the company’s heart, Quooker is determined to provide products and manufacturing techniques that do not cost the earth. One such innovation is the CUBE accessory.
Comment by Stephen Johnson Managing Director, Quooker
Thanks to the CUBE, Quooker taps can now dispense sparkling water at the touch of a button. Saving you time and space, with CUBE the immediacy of super chilled and filtered water can be enjoyed without having to wait or waste water. Whilst it may feel like a luxury to have sparkling water on tap, the CUBE is a more sustainable solution. The average UK household uses a staggering 360 plastic bottles per year, resulting in huge volumes of waste nationwide. However, one canister of C02 yields 60 litres of
carbonated water which significantly reduces the need for such single-use plastic bottles. Determined to find a better solution for consuming carbonated water, dispensing precisely the amount needed at any given moment, and with canisters that can be returned and re-filled after use, CUBE ensures responsible and more sustainable consumption. CUBE can be attached to any Quooker tap in the range. All Quooker taps continue to use very little
electricity and give staggering energy saving results; thanks to its sophisticated state-of-the-art tank technology, it takes very little energy (just 10 watts) to keep the water in the tank at 110°C. Water only starts to boil when the tap is turned on and the temperature of the outflowing water drops to 100°C. While the water is coming out of the tap, fresh water immediately flows into the tank to replace the exact amount extracted ready for the next use. As the original and only true 100 degree boiling
water tap brand on the market, Quooker leads the way when it comes to innovative and more sustainable technology and design.
Quooker Flex, the tap that does it all W
hen it comes to the kitchen, we all want appliances that combine
form and function, something that makes life that little bit easier while still looking stylish. Equipped with a flexible pull-out hose for boiling, hot, cold and filtered water, the Quooker Flex makes it easy to reach and rinse the sink or any awkward kitchen objects. Thanks to its in-built safety stop, the Flex can never dispense boiling water when the hose is extended, protecting the user at all times.
The Flex tap and under-sink tank are made
from Stainless Steel rather than plastic or copper, ensuring there are no material pores to harbour dirt. Making it virtually impossible for bacteria to gain a foothold, the Quooker Flex goes beyond elegant design and ease of use, becoming one of the most hygienic appliances in the kitchen. With a durable PVD coating, the new Matt Black finish introduces a modern alternative to the range, perfectly emphasising Flex’s contemporary silhouette. The Flex is available in three finishes, Polished Chrome, Stainless Steel and Matt Black.
With unparalleled functionality, intuitive and
seamless water mode transitions and in-built safety mechanisms which prevent turning on the boiling water by accident, Quooker delivers the tap that does it all.
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