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Am I the only one who has a problem with the majority of faucets out there?

 

Phenomenon (A in illustration):

1. Large roomy sink (or small, doesn't matter)

2. Faucet spout is very close to the back wall of the sink, requiring you to noclip your hands through the back of the sink in order to properly wash your hands

 

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All manufacturers that make faucets like that shot be permanently shot, disbarred, delicensed, ... Why do they even make faucets like this if you can barely even use them? There is no logic or sense in it! :p x 1000

 

A proper faucet will extend out to the middle of the sink (or at least try to). The spout should hover over somewhere roughly around the middle/center to allow for plenty of room for washing your hand without touching sink walls or anything else.

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Posted

yes, that is very annoying

 

 

the reason for this is that sinks are sold separately from faucets, so 100% of the blame is to be placed upon the people that own said sink

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Posted

At home don't have that problem.

 

My dad made all our sinks/plumbing/built the whole house basically, so all the faucets are in the center, can even put your head under the faucet and wet your head in the summer when its hot.

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