{"id":215,"date":"2013-02-12T21:44:33","date_gmt":"2013-02-12T21:44:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/mich.inhabitat.com\/?page_id=2"},"modified":"2013-10-22T19:39:41","modified_gmt":"2013-10-22T19:39:41","slug":"about","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/inhabitat.com\/project-kitchen-upgrade\/about\/","title":{"rendered":"About"},"content":{"rendered":"

Inhabitat.com<\/a>, DoItYourself.com<\/a> and Moen<\/a>\u00a0have teamed up to create Project Kitchen Upgrade, a photo contest that gives you a chance to win a facelift for your kitchen! We\u2019re looking to turn the world\u2019s shabbiest kitchen into a masterpiece of style and sustainability \u2013 and giving you a chance to win big!<\/p>\n

If your kitchen has what it takes to catch our eye, you could win a $1,750 kitchen makeover ($1,250 towards Moen products<\/a>; $500 towards installation)! The grand prize winner can even use the prize to get their hands on MotionSense<\/a>\u2122, the innovative new line of hands-free sensor faucets from Moen.<\/p>\n

To enter, simply upload photos and show us dire the condition of your kitchen. We will select the 10 best entries and then let the public decide which kitchen deserves to win. The entry with the most votes will get the $1,750 kitchen makeover while three runners-up will receive a Moen faucet valued at up to $700.<\/p>\n

Entry deadline is November 18th and voting will begin on November 20th.<\/h3>\n

ABOUT MOEN MOTIONSENSE<\/strong><\/big><\/big><\/p>\n

Imagine the convenience of having a kitchen faucet that senses what you\u2019re trying to accomplish and responds to what you need, the moment you need it. MotionSense<\/a>\u00a0makes it happen. With MotionSense, users can control the faucet in three ways \u2013 this includes the handle as well as two sensors engineered to eliminate the need to touch the faucet activate. A simple hand movement near the Wave or Ready sensor activates water flow and sets things in motion. This versatile, hands-free control makes it easy to accomplish a variety of routine tasks with speed and efficiency. Plus, it helps you prevent the spread of dirt and germs in your kitchen which reduces the chances for cross-contamination. Efficient operation even includes water savings because the MotionSense lower sensor will automatically supply water only when the user\u2019s hands or an object are directly below the spout. No one will ever leave the faucet run unnecessarily again.<\/p>\n

MotionSense is powered by battery pack or optional AC power adapter that is as easy to install as a standard kitchen faucet. Intelligent, yet intuitively simple, Moen created MotionSense based on extensive consumer behavior research. It\u2019s another in a long list of Moen<\/a> innovations that are designed to delight.<\/p>\n

Here at\u00a0Inhabitat.com<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0DoItYourself.com<\/a>, we are huge fans of Moen\u2019s MotionSense. Sensor faucets help you conserve water and time by allowing you to turn the faucet off and on with a wave of your hand. If you\u2019ve ever struggled with your tap while washing dishes, lathering your hands with soap, or holding a pot with both hands and thought, \u201cwhat a waste\u201d while watching water go down the drain, you\u2019ll appreciate how convenient and environmentally friendly sensor faucets can be. MotionSense<\/a>\u00a0makes doing dishes extra convenient by employing two hands-free sensors on their faucets: the Wave sensor on the top, and the Ready sensor below the spout. Of course, you can also turn MotionSense faucets on the traditional way, too, but we\u2019re pretty sure that once you get used to hands-free, you\u2019ll never go back.<\/p>\n

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