Quooker

The story of Quooker began in 1970. Rotterdam native Henri Peteri was working at Unilever when he had an idea that would change his life forever. It happened during a presentation about instant soup. “And that needs water that has to boil on the stove for five minutes?” Peteri thought. “What madness! Why don’t our homes have boiling water coming from the mixer tap?” Once back home, Peteri headed down to the cellar to develop a prototype of the world’s first boiling-water tap. In 1992, the first Quooker (“quick cooker”) was introduced in the Netherlands.

When you line up all the advantages of a Quooker tap, the choice is quickly made. Give your kitchen a sustainable upgrade and replace your current tap with a boiling-water tap from Quooker.

You invest in convenience: you never have to wait for instant boiling water again. You save time, but also energy and water. A Quooker system is a safe choice in the kitchen thanks to the childproof control knob, the non-solid jet of boiling water and its stability on the countertop.

A Quooker system consists of a tap on the countertop and at least one reservoir for 100°C boiling water under the countertop. The reservoir is insulated just like a thermos flask, so the heat has nowhere to go. As a result, only a very small amount of energy (10 watts) is needed to keep the water in the reservoir at temperature.

Within the collection, you can choose from several models and finishes, so there is always a tap that suits your kitchen. The Flex and the Fusion provide cold, hot and boiling water whenever you want it. The Flex also has a flexible pull-out hose for hot and cold water, making it easy to rinse the sink, for example.

Would you like chilled sparkling and filtered water too? Then combine your Quooker system with a CUBE. That way, you get everything from one tap: cold, hot, 100°C boiling, chilled and sparkling water.