Sleek Rotary Faucet Lets You Dial Down Wasted Water
Posted By Diane Pham On March 31, 2010 @ 5:30 pm In Green Appliances,green gadgets,green Interiors,Green Kitchen,Green Products,Water Issues | No Comments
Designer Eun Ji Byeon has come up with a new way to conserve water [4] when washing our hands. Far more thoughtful than those pressure-packed push button faucets, the Dial is a stylish polished metal design that gives a nod to old-school rotary phones [5]. Depending on your water needs, all you have to do is turn the dial to 5, 10, 15 seconds or more to manage the flow, and tad-dah! A successful connection to increased eco-consciousness!
Via Yanko [6]
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