mountainsoft
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
It seems many high end kitchens these days have pot fillers, basically a water faucet right above the stove. To me this seems like a problem waiting to happen. Eventually that faucet is going to leak and you'll end up with water on or in your stove. Maybe some stoves have associated drains to deal with this?
I also don't understand the advantage of filling a pot on the stove that you still have to move to the sink to drain? Either way you're still having to lift the pot, only it's now full of boiling hot water.
Maybe it's me, but it seems like a silly thing to have in a kitchen. Still, I'm curious if anyone here has a pot filler and what pro's and con's you have with it? I have no interest in ever having one, just curious...
I also don't understand the advantage of filling a pot on the stove that you still have to move to the sink to drain? Either way you're still having to lift the pot, only it's now full of boiling hot water.
Maybe it's me, but it seems like a silly thing to have in a kitchen. Still, I'm curious if anyone here has a pot filler and what pro's and con's you have with it? I have no interest in ever having one, just curious...