How to Avoid Drilling Into Your Countertop

By default, our RO systems come with an additional faucet that is traditionally installed on your sink, often requiring you to drill into your countertop.

This is not very complicated with the right tools, and most of our customers do it themselves without any hesitation. However, we also consider those who choose otherwise for various reasons:

Not enough space to install a second faucet
A rental agreement that prohibits any changes to the kitchen layout
No drill available
Or simply no desire to tackle this kind of DIY project

Whatever your reason, we have a solution for you: a 3-way faucet!

This mixer faucet is called “3-way” for a simple reason: it has 3 flexible hoses and 2 outlets so you can have cold water, hot water, and RO water all in one place. This accessory has a standard diameter and replaces your current kitchen faucet.

Of course, these 3-way mixer faucets are high quality, which means an additional cost. But your investment remains extremely cost-effective compared with what you spend on bottled water each year.

Installation is very easy. Connect the 2 standard flexible hoses to your hot and cold water supplies (as you would with a regular faucet), and the third to the blue tubing on your RO system (RO water).

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How to Avoid Drilling Into Your Countertop

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