Hands free- infra red faucets have been in public bathrooms for years. And although i'm not the biggest germaphobe, I admit I love public bathrooms where everything is automatic, and you don't have to touch anything. Now you can get one of those faucets for your house that not only saves water, but also conserves energy. As spotted on HGTV's show "I want that", The Solis Solar Powered Faucet, by Sloan, has an electronic sensor that automatically turns off water on/off, can regulate temperature, and also works with ambient light, like a solar powered calculator.



