Exploding the myths of buying a Boiling Water Tap

[@thetapspecialist]

We love Intu, thanks for making this handy video, we're proud to be an official retailer of Intu!

[@livingladolcevita7318]

so where were the myths?

[@Wombles_Wanderings]

There doesn't seem to be any water pressure on the boiling water.

[@williambeard5526]

Where in Preston are you based?? I'm looking into getting this for our new house.

[@intuevolutiontheboilingwat3445]

Hi William, sorry for the late reply. We are based in Euxton. If you could email our team at [e-mail] we will be happy to help you or invite you to our showroom. Thank you

[@Badoura]

would you recommend your product for use in a campervan?

[@intuevolutiontheboilingwat3445]

Hi Wendy, thank you for your enquiry. I have been looking into a camper vans etc myself and the only concern might be the power used. When heating the unit, it uses 1.5Kw. Whilst this is lower than a standard kettle (3Kw) some campsites could have a limit. Once heated up from cold (approx 6-7 minutes) it only heats up every so often for a few seconds to keep the water at temp. The tap itself fits a standard size tap hole so that is not an issue. Just check the draw allowed and if that is ok with other things running in your campervan then you should be ok. I hope this helps and if you need anything else please get in touch. INTU Team

[@MaximC]

@@intuevolutiontheboilingwat3445 So it had a tank? I wonder why it can't be tankless, and boil the water truly on demand... I'm sure we have the technology to be able to do this. Maybe the water will need to come out a bit slower, but still. Do we really lack the way/technology to make instant boiling water TANKLESS tap?

[@danielbojanski4243]

Hey guys, what's the average annual power consumption of such great invention

[@ianfutube]

I've recently had one of the Quooker taps fitted. I was a bit concerned about the running costs of keeping water constantly available on the boil. After doing some monitoring with it connected to a smart socket I can see that the unit consumes about 210 watts in a 24 hour period when not in use (UK in September, ambient temperature around 19 degrees Celsius). This works out around £23 per year but I reckon that I'll easily save that in energy that hasn't been used when people overfill the kettle.

[@eyecandy3337]

background music needs removing

[@trevuk01]

Sorry couldn't watch because of the background music.

[@SMASHLOTUP]

find it hard to concentrate on what theyre saying with that going on

[@jdee4956]

OMG - get rid of the music guys! I am looking into buying one of these taps at the moment but I cannot stick this video any longer ...

[@marcodeci3951]

7yr warranty that you have to pay for

[@tompage8674]

FYI 98c water in coffee burns the coffee and so it's a terrible idea

[@intuevolutiontheboilingwat3445]

Hi Tom, thank you for your comment. Our digital Nexus tank systems offer a range of temperatures from 45 degrees up to 98 degrees so you can set the heat at your perfect temperature. If you need any further details please just ask or our team are happy to take your call.

[@ianm452]

Twinings don't spell their name the way you spell it in your link!

[@miketipping1583]

Awful sound quality!