It used to be the case that touchless fixtures were only found in public places like commercial buildings, airports, hospitals, or parks. However, touchless fixtures have become more and more accessible to homeowners for use in a residential setting. While the cost of touchless fixtures may be a bit higher than your average fixture, the price gap is getting smaller, and touchless fixtures are not typically any more difficult to install.
Touchless fixtures make a lot of sense for many homes. Whether it’s a touchless faucet, water filter, paper towel dispenser, toilet, soap dispenser, or hand sanitizer dispenser, most touchless fixtures allow you to determine exactly how much of the product is dispensed. This is good, not only for your wallet but also for the environment, since it can help to reduce waste. Touchless fixtures can reduce the amount of cleanup is required, since greasy fingers won’t be touching them. And, of course, this pandemic has caused us all to think a little more about where our hands have been.
