Install a Hot Water Dispenser

Ask anyone who has a hot water dispenser at their sink will probably tell you it’s something they can’t live without.
Install a Hot Water Dispenser
A sink dispenser makes food prep almost instant. InSinkErator/TCA
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If you enjoy instant hot drinks and soups, you know instant hot water is a nice convenience. Sure, you can use a microwave oven for a cup of tea, but a hot water sink dispenser is much better. Ask anyone who has one at their sink and they’ll probably tell you it’s something they can’t live without. Since the missing ingredient for many foods—hot cereals and sauces—a sink dispenser makes food prep almost instant.

The tank supplying the hot water sits below the sink in the base cabinet, so you must give up some space to make room for the unit. Its spout is mounted in a precut hole on the top of the sink counter. If there’s a garbage disposer or dishwasher, they are connected to an electrical receptacle under the sink that you can use to power the dispenser.

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