With a family of six, I cook every night of the week. This means I get plenty of practice, but it doesn't necessarily mean I learn from my mistakes. In particular, I frequently find myself with my ...

We’re a culture accustomed to the idea of hands-free faucets in public places. In the restrooms of airports, restaurants and malls, we know the routine: We place our hands under the faucet, waiting ...

We’re a culture accustomed to the idea of hands-free faucets in public places. In the restrooms of airports, restaurants and malls, we know the routine: We place our hands under the faucet, waiting ...

Heila Hubbard doesn’t dare tell her neighbors, but she recently spent weeks figuring out how to run water out of her tap. "I felt silly having to practice using my faucet," says Hubbard, of Lafayette, ...

If your kitchen faucet is old, leaky or just out of style, it may be time to think about replacing it. And while you could replace it with another ordinary faucet, why not upgrade to a high-tech, ...

Pfister is taking its first step into hands-free faucets with the new Selia Touch-Free Kitchen Faucet with REACT technology. The company's stated goal is to focus on "technology with a purpose," ...

Hygiene, maintenance and water conservation issues boost infrared plumbing products in public restrooms. by Dave Yates, Special to Contractor You've done your "business" and contemplate touching the ...

We’ve become a rather germ-phobic society, what with our antibacterial soaps, hand sanitizers, automatic water faucets and self-flushing toilets — all of which are supposed to reduce our contact with ...

There’s nothing worse than being hands-deep in raw chicken during dinner prep when you need to go wash your hands. Should you ask your partner or kids to turn it on for you? Try to use your wrist to ...

Hands-free electronic faucets can save a lot of water -- and because you don?t have to touch them with your grubby fingers to turn them on, have widely been assumed to help fight the spread of germs, ...

We're a culture accustomed to the idea of hands-free faucets in public places. In the restrooms of airports, restaurants and malls, we know the routine: We place our hands under the faucet, waiting ...

Hands-free faucets are just making a splash in home kitchens. Water flow is turned on at the touch of a finger. The fashionable faucets, such as the Pascal from Brizo, start at more than $900. Experts ...