Quooker Flex Stainless Steel Integrated Faucet + COMBI+ System (Basic Installation & Free Shipping Included) [Original Licensed]

What is Quooker?

Quooker is so convenient that you can get 100°C boiling water, room temperature water, frozen water and aerated water directly from the tap - all filtered.

The Quooker system consists of a set of faucets and a water tank connected to the kitchen cabinet. Quooker's water tank is like a vacuum bottle connected to a hose, and the water in the tank is heated to a high temperature of 108°C. When you turn on the faucet, the water cools slightly as it comes out, but remains at the boiling point (100°C), and fresh water immediately flows into the tank, where it is further filtered and cleaned by the HiTAC® special activated carbon filter in the tank . In addition to the hot water tank, Quooker has also launched a system that provides filtered chilled water and aerated chilled water - Quooker CUBE. It is an extra tank installed in the cabinet. CUBE includes a set of activated carbon filter and hollow fiber membrane filter to make drinking water cleaner; CUBE can provide you with 60 liters of aerated water when connected to a carbon dioxide bottle.

You can choose from an all-in-one faucet or a freestanding faucet and combine the Quooker's features to your liking.

Quooker's water tank is like a vacuum bottle connected to a hose, and the water in the tank is heated to a high temperature of 108°C. When you turn on the Quooker faucet, the water cools slightly as it comes out of the Quooker faucet, but remains at the boiling point (100°C), and the new water immediately flows into the tank where it is further filtered by the HiTAC® activated carbon filter inside the tank clean.

Want to use filtered room temperature water? Simply install our room temperature water filter into your system.

Why choose Quooker?

You'll be surprised how often you need to boil water throughout the day. You might get a cup of coffee or hot tea in the morning. Maybe even an egg. Do you have children? Sometimes you may need to prepare milk, cook rice cereal and/or sterilize milk bottles, and you also use boiling water for household chores. For example, cleaning frying pans and removing candle wax from candle holders.

Quooker makes a cup of instant soup or cup noodles in seconds. From Moroccan couscous to plain boiled potato chips. Cooking pasta, potatoes and rice, making soup, peeling tomatoes, searing spinach, soaking raisins and dipping fish, and warming plates and rinsing blender blades?

Imagine Quooker not having to fill a kettle with water and wait until the water boils, which saves you a lot of time chopping vegetables, or pouring a glass of red wine.

With Quooker, boiling water is always available, bringing a little peace to the home.

Is Quooker safe?

Quooker is the safest option for every family. Each Quooker has multiple security designs, such as:

• childproof handle

• Boiling water flow mixed with aerosol outflow

Protective handles and indicator lights can generally prevent this from happening, but imagine if you accidentally put your hand in the boiling water of the Quooker, you will quickly retract it without serious burns, this is because the Quooker flows out Although the boiling water is hot, the water is not dense. It is composed of small mist, which is a huge difference from the boiling water that falls on you from the kettle. cause severe burns.

• Well-insulated and swivel faucet

To further reduce the risk of scalding, the Quooker faucet is equipped with several small functions. For example, there's a swivel spout so you can accurately align the cup and pot. All Quooker faucet models are well insulated, which means there is no risk of getting burned by the faucet when you turn on the Quooker.

Best of all, the Quooker is firmly attached to the countertop and won't accidentally tip over like a traditional water cooker.

Will the water in the Quooker boil all day?

Quooker's stainless steel water tank uses a revolutionary patented vacuum insulation technology and other thermal insulation technology to keep the water in Quooker's pressurized environment without boiling, and retain all the benefits of fresh boiling water and maintain a high temperature of 108°C.

What is the difference between different series of faucets?

The Quooker Flex series is an all-in-one faucet, boiling water, filtered water and tap water all need to pass through the same faucet, and it is equipped with a pull-out spout. The Flex is only available in a curved design and is available in polished chrome (call customer service separately), brushed stainless steel, and matte black (call customer service separately).

The Quooker Nordic series is a freestanding faucet, that is, the boiling water and filtered water are supplied by a separate faucet, and the tap water faucet needs to be installed separately. The Nordic is available in square and curved designs (call customer service separately) and finishes in polished chrome (call customer service separately) and brushed stainless steel.

Will Quooker's boiling water splash?

One of the features of the Quooker faucet is the high-pressure aerosol-type water flow. The boiling water will be turned into fine water droplets instead of solid water columns, reducing the contact between the boiling water and the skin, and giving you more time to move your hands to a safe place, reducing the risk of burns. risk.

How does Quooker clean ?

• Cleaning Quooker Faucets

Brushed stainless steel can be used with glass cleaner or water and a soft cloth. Gently wipe the faucet with a damp soft cloth. Dry the faucet as soon as possible after each use of Quooker.

We strongly do not recommend the use of any cleaning products such as scale inhibitors, abrasives or scrubbing sponges. They can damage the coating of the Quooker parts and the grease in the Quooker faucet that ensures all parts run smoothly, thus. If these cleaning products get under the Quooker button, they can also cause the Quooker faucet to malfunction. Do not use cleaning products that contain carbon compounds, such as isopropyl alcohol, alcohol, and ethanol, as they can damage the finish.

• Descale the faucet spout

We recommend that you regularly descale the filter on the top of your Quooker faucet, depending on the hardness of the water in your area. To descale, unscrew the faucet outlet, remove the filter, and soak it in a vinegar-water solution for a while. This prevents clogging and irregular spraying of Quooker faucets.

brand introduction

Quooker is going global. Since Henri Peteri invented the boiling water faucet in 1970, the Quooker has become an indispensable piece of equipment in kitchens all over the world.

Quooker is a passionate and entrepreneurial family business, and continues to carry the pride and pride of Quooker directors Walter and Niels' father, inventor of the boiling water faucet, Henri Peteri.

Quooker is the world's first boiling water faucet. Inventions such as the high-vacuum insulated water tank, the Quooker Fusion and Quooker Flex all-in-one faucets, and the all-black range of boiling water faucets have revolutionized the kitchen.

Customer Story

Tom Howley

A cup of tea in the morning, salad and seared fresh vegetables for lunch, a quick pasta dinner: Tom Howley and his family can't imagine life without Quooker. "Quooker really makes your life easier."

Jamie and Andrea

Functionality, design and elegance: this is what kitchen designers Jamie and Andrea Ellis-Titlarks had in mind when designing their own kitchen. For them, Quooker Flex does it all: "We can't live without Quooker, so to speak.