Kitchen furniture. What is the best mixer for your modern kitchen?
Not just a bathroom. The Dwelli team is committed to finding the best products for your modern kitchen.
In choosing your kitchen, an important piece is the taps. What are the most important aspects in choosing the best faucet to use in your kitchen sink? In our store there are mixers that can meet all your needs.
Below there is a mini purchase guide.
Tap with extractable shower
The extractable shower is very useful in cleaning the most bulky cookware. Much used in small kitchens, it is advisable to draw a space next to the sink to support the larger pots.
The Dwelli team recommends from our store:
Kitchen mixer
Characterized by practicality, the mixer has a single handle, useful when you have busy or dirty hands.
The Dwelli team recommends from our store:
Electronic tap
King of design and technology, the electronic tap is activated only by touching it, thanks to the sensor positioned near the tap. This technology in addition to practicality, helps in reducing waste of water.
The Dwelli team recommends from our store:
Dornbracht eUnit Kitchen 41 271 875-06
Materials
Some metals are more delicate when treated with aggressive chemicals, the chrome can ruin or change color. Steel seems to be the safest and most practical material. In cases where there is a very calcareous water, it is advisable to dry the taps often so as not to allow time to settle, thus removing it before the water dries.
Cleaning
Limestone is a problem that should not be underestimated when buying a kitchen tap. Limestone is nothing but the residue of the calcareous rocks that water carries with it during the journey from the source and is naturally present in the water in more or less elevated quantities; when the water comes in contact with the surfaces, the reaction with the air produces the famous white "footprints".
What are the natural methods to cope with limestone aggression?
It is well known that the best natural allies against limescale are white vinegar, lemon juice or citric acid which can be purchased in grains to be dissolved in water and is the principle contained in lemon juice itself. In all three cases it will be sufficient to rub the surfaces with a cloth soaked.
For particularly difficult dirt it is also possible to pass the surfaces with a slice of lemon sprinkled with salt, to then remove everything with a dry cloth.
Vinegar and lemon, in addition to having a cleaning action, are also very effective to counteract unpleasant odors in the bathroom and kitchen.
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