Dalmo-st Got It
Youβve just finished mixing ground beef with your hands. Itβs time to handle something else, something that might not be washed or messed with before you eat, or maybe even just your cooking utensils. You, of course, have raw meat on your hands currently. Naturally, you go to wash your hands.
You reach for the faucet and pause for a second. If you touch the handle, youβre going to be getting whatever is on your hands on that handle, arenβt you? So even if you wash your hands, youβre going to be touching the stuff you just washed off again like you didnβt.
Maybe you think to use some other part of your arm to turn the sink on. Maybe you think wiping whatever is on your hands off is a safer bet before touching the sink. Whatever you choose, itβs still a little inconvenient, isnβt it?
What if you didnβt have to touch the sink at all to turn it on? What if you could just wave your dirty hands in the right spot and, boom, water. Wave your hand again and it turns off.
And hereβs the kicker: what if you didnβt have to sacrifice the handiness of a pull-down sprayer or the regular on-off handle either? Well, take a look these faucets from Dalmo
