faucet

faucet

For that matter, how did the water get to the kitchen faucet?

From NPR

Testing and replacing faucets and other fixtures at schools and other public facilities that could be potential sources for the leaching of lead.

From USA TODAY

Your home's water bill works like this: no matter which faucet you turn on, you only pay what your meter reads.

From The Verge

Nature could suddenly turn off the faucet, water officials warn.

From Los Angeles Times

Like with everything else from the government, until they turn off the faucet.

From CNN

Water pressure drops significantly at a kitchen or bathroom vanity faucet for the same reason.

From Washington Post

A product of the substructural weirdness that trickles down from the mountains, flows through the river and bubbles through the faucets and into the house.

From OregonLive.com

We turn on the faucet and there it is.

From NPR

The faucets gave a final groan, the shower gasped, and the toilet bowl gulped.

From NBCNews.com

Whether it comes from a faucet or a bottle, drinking water is an easy step people can take to lead a healthier lifestyle.

From NPR

We turn on a faucet and out comes safe, often free fresh water.

From NPR

Older faucets manufactured before 1996 can contain double that amount.

From Huffington Post

When she developed arthritis, the state sent around someone to change the handles on all her doors and the taps on her faucets.

From Washington Times

And yes, please do turn off the faucet when you brush your teeth.

From National Geographic

Many residents have gone to drastic measures to hoard the precious commodity in the face of tougher water use restrictions, pinched faucets and declining reservoirs.

From International Business Times

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