A QETTLE boiling water tap is safer than a kettle. After all, it's a fixed object – a tap can't be pulled or toppled by a cable.
Kettle scalding incidents are often severe because of where the kettle and its volume of boiling water fall. Sadly, smaller children will often sustain burns over the upper parts of their bodies.
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How Safe is a QETTLE?
Use Your QETTLE with Peace of Mind
If you're new to boiling water taps, it's natural to be concerned about safety. But all QETTLE boiling water taps come with a safety clip, that, when in position, make it impossible for boiling water to be dispensed. And, even with the clip removed, an exact action is required to dispense boiling water.
Taps with round handles must have their button control pushed down, whilst also turning the handle clockwise. These are precise actions that, especially whilst holding a mug, teapot or saucepan, cannot be executed accidentally.
Insulated Spout
The intelligent construction and materials of a QETTLE boiling water tap's spout means that with the exception of its very tip, the spout is safe to touch whilst boiling water is being dispensed.
