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Samsung's AirDresser is a smart closet that freshens your clothes. The home gadget represents a "new way to refresh clothes," according to Samsung. The closet looks like a narrow wardrobe with a touch-screen panel on the front. It can easily be incorporated into any kitchen design, or stand alone in any room in the house thanks to its internal water reservoir — no mains water feed required.

You can even clean trainers in the AirDresser. Coats and jackets are easily cleaned, as well as bulky quilts and bedding.

Perfect for people who wear uniforms for work, with the peace of mind that clothes are sterilised and deodorised whilst also reducing the need for ironing.

We love using Quooker taps at Rivers Kitchen Co. They're practical and stylish in ways unrivalled by other kitchen taps. Customers often come to us with questions about how Quooker taps are used and whether they're worth the investment.

How do Quooker taps help around the kitchen?

Quooker taps are boiling taps that produce 100°C water on demand with the twist of a knob — no fuss, no catch, just an immediate helping of pure boiling water for whatever purpose. It saves you time waiting for water to boil whether you fancy a brew or are cooking. There's no need for a kettle when you can have all the boiling water you need straight away.

How safe are Quooker taps?

Very safe — probably safer than you think. The tap is fully insulated, so you can touch and move it even while it's dispensing boiling water. The water itself is delivered in an aerated flow which makes it safe to pass your hand through without being scalded or burned.