Dreamfarm Tapi

What a novel and exciting little accessory for your kitchen or bathroom! We tried it out this afternoon and Miss 7 immediately decided she needed to brush her teeth just so she could use it some more.

Available in 11 different colours there is sure to be one to match your personal tastes and your decor; not to mention capture the attention of your children.

This little Tapi turns almost any tap with a straight spout into a drinking fountain with one tiny squeeze. The water-safe rubber is soft and malleable enough that even little hands can squeeze tight enough to create the fountain effect.

A simple and effective way to rinse your mouth or get a drink of water without making extra dishes to wash. Also, cost effective enough to have one for the kitchen and the bathroom. I think it’s even exciting enough that the little ones will want to drink water from the tap rather than a less healthy alternative.

The Dreamfarm brand lives “to create original and useful solutions that leave you wondering how you ever lived without them.” We think they do a pretty good job of it after using the Tapi and having a look at some of the other innovative new things found on their website.

Dreamfarm also believe in doing their best for the environment. For every Dreamfarm product purchased they plant a tree because that’s just what they do. It’s not a promotion, they simply choose trees. They also believe in minimalist packaging because so much of the packaging used goes in the rubbish.

The Tapi comes attached to a card which has all of the important information printed on it with a hang tag for security. The card has a little message on it asking that the card be recycled or reused as a bookmark and the hang tag as a key chain. Even their in store displays are reusable to reduce the number of trees that need to be cut down for their packaging.

Available for $5.95 from their website.

For more information and to find a stockist please have a look at their website: www.dreamfarm.com.au

Michelle

I devour books, vampires and supernatural creatures are my genre of choice but over the past couple of years, I have broadened my horizons considerably. In a nutshell – I love to write! I love interacting with a diverse range of artists to bring you interviews. Perhaps we were perfect before – I LOVE WORDS!