X-Touch Mixer Faucet may be too precise

Posted in Home by Conner Flynn on December 17th, 2008

X-Touch Mixer Faucet may be too preciseThe X-Touch Mixer faucet does away with antiquated analog knobs or levers and replaces them with buttons so you can regulate exactly what temperature the water is. It even has a digital readout to show you exactly what temp it is. I don’t know about you, but when I wash my hands or take a shower, I don’t put that much thought into it. You know when it feels warm enough after all. Do we really need to be so anal about water temp? Apparently so.

The X-Touch is a product of Newform Italy, and appears to be a sink faucet or a bath faucet. Either way, obsessive compulsives will love it as they can gauge when it is exactly the right temp.

Now they just need to combine this with your showerhead. That way you can set it to a certain temperature and have it shut off automatically etc. As it is, it’s just too precise and doesn’t really help us in any clear way.

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One Comment to “X-Touch Mixer Faucet may be too precise”
  1. drivelocity Says:

    I think it would be much more effective if you could have a number of presets - i.e. 1. hand washing, 2. shaving, 3. dish washing, 4. ice cold, etc…

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