Review on 🧼 Yodel Touchless Sensor Brushed Automatic Brush by Balthazar Cooper

Our disabled son can convert an entire bathroom in seconds. The vanity area is no exception. Water fascinates him. My husband did the installation and it turned out to be easy. He's quite comfortable, so what's easy for him isn't always easy for me. We used this faucet to control the amount of water my son can have in the sink at one time, combined with a filter plug (instead of the normal one). Plug). Those two things kept him from "flooding" the bathroom. We also set the cold water higher than the warm water and reduced the water pressure so we managed to keep him from getting burned. He's still playing with the water, but I have a chance to catch him before he makes too much noise. Looks great and matches other items in the bathroom. We've been using it for about 2 years with no problems. We use it with batteries that haven't had to be replaced yet. We felt that using the electrical part might be risky given my son's developmental level and his "water issues". My son is older but I'm sure there are many people with young children who love exploring the water. Making a mess, slipping and afraid of falling and just increasing the water bill. It's hard to watch them all the time. Sometimes you need to go to the toilet, take a shower, prepare food, answer the phone, etc. This faucet can help. This is not a substitute for childcare, but rather helps to become a humanly possible parent. PS To relieve the pressure my husband used a shut-off valve on the sink. This is not the function of this faucet.