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posted by [personal profile] sbisson at 03:37pm on 13/07/2005 under , , , ,
Temperature-sensitive LED-illuminated faucets for the bathroom of tomorrow - today!

Or as they say in kindergarten: "Want! Now!"



Hansa's Canyon is a open-topped faucet, with a set of temperature-sensitive LEDs lining the walls that change colour depending on the temperature of the water - blue for cold, red for hot.

via Inhabitat
Mood:: 'geeky' geeky
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posted by [identity profile] nmg.livejournal.com at 08:14am on 13/07/2005
Hmmm. Not something to have in hard water areas.
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posted by [identity profile] sbisson.livejournal.com at 08:25am on 13/07/2005
Good point.

Damn. Unless we get to use lots of Cillit Bang on them!
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posted by [identity profile] marypcb.livejournal.com at 08:26am on 13/07/2005
but dahling; anyone who can afford these has staff!
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posted by [identity profile] tanais.livejournal.com at 11:03pm on 13/07/2005
Anyone daft enough to have one of those ugly things would have a hard water softner fitted. Three stage unit would do the job. A magnetic passive unit at water point of entry, an electronic limescale reducer softner that and then an electronic salt-fed water softener at the final stage.

The fourth stage is a housemaid paid at subsistence wages to keep it clean.

PS Vinegar is just as good for cleaning Limescale as anything else on the market.
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posted by [identity profile] megadog.livejournal.com at 10:59am on 13/07/2005
What happens when the Ultra-Violet LEDs illuminate?
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