How to remove a tap, by Peerless faucets

Friday, 29th August 2008
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Clear, instructional copy can still have personality.

Clear, instructional copy can still have personality.

Peerless Faucets sell taps. As such, they probably sell taps to a lot of D.I.Y home handypeople, some of whom might not be accredited plumbers. They’ve scored 2 FTWs with this set of instructions:

    • Identify the real user need – Installing the new tap is easy, removing the old one is hard.
    • Create a set of brilliantly written, clear instructions detailing how to remove the old tap (so you can install a new one of theirs, natch)

      >> Read the whole, gorgeous set of faucet-removal instructions here

      Via: Viget Labs Design Blog. If you have room for more blogs, i heavily recommend all of theirs, for their design, content and approach. Amongst the best group of company blogs I’ve seen.

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      • The Waterdance
        Valve is a water-saving device that allows users to turn on the hot water
        faucet or shower, capture and cleanly store the cold water runoff normally
        wasted while waiting for the water to get hot, and then use that captured
        water as needed from the same faucet, all while requiring no electricity,
        batteries or pumps to do so. It's completely sealed and silent, with no
        external moving parts.
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