How to choose kitchen and bathroom faucets?

Don't look at the small and inconspicuous Bathroom Faucet and Kitchen Faucet. Choosing them properly can bring you a more comfortable user experience!

Now let me introduce the key points of choosing a faucet.

1. Faucet material

(1) Brass Faucet

The Bathroom faucet made of copper has high wear resistance and corrosion resistance. In addition, the inner walls of copper faucets do not breed bacteria, which means you will get cleaner water. Many high-end Kitchen Faucet are all made of copper.

Normally, copper faucets are more expensive than other types of faucets.

(2) Alloy faucet

The durability of alloy faucets is not very good, and if used for a long time, they can rust, mold, and easily produce impurities and bacteria. Long term use is harmful to the body. If all copper faucets are more expensive, then alloy faucets are considered the cheaper among these faucets.

(3)Stainless steel faucet

Although stainless steel faucets will not rust, there are still some low-quality products on the market, and these low-quality stainless steel faucets will still rust after use.

2. Faucet Valve core
The valve core is the "heart" of a faucet. The valve core exists inside the faucet, which we cannot see, but it is closely related to the control and regulation of the water outlet of the faucet.

The faucet valve core includes ceramic valve core (most widely used), axial rolling valve core (outdated, gradually phased out in the market), and stainless steel ball valve core (high-tech valve core, less commonly available on the market).

SHAMANDA uses ceramic valve cores with CUPC certification, which has a good service life.