Why Upgrade Your Bathroom With Touchless Faucets?
Remember the last time you turned on a tap with soapy hands or after handling raw food? That slippery struggle to grip the handle, the soap residue left behind, or worse, the germs you just transferred back onto a clean faucet. These everyday moments have made many Indian homeowners rethink their bathroom fixtures. What Are Touchless Faucets? Touchless faucets use motion sensors to detect your hands and automatically release water. Wave your hands under the spout and water flows. Move away and it stops. No handles to turn, no knobs to grip. This technology, once limited to commercial spaces and airports, has become accessible for Indian homes in 2025. The sensors typically sit inside the faucet body or spout. They detect hand movement within a specific range (usually 4-6 inches). Most models run on batteries or can connect to your home's electrical supply through an adapter. Why Indian Homes Are Switching to Touchless Bathroom Faucets Hygiene Takes Centre Stage Post-2020, hygien...