(NC)-Today, more women are working two jobs: outside the home and at home. Time (or lack thereof) is a common complaint among all working women. Luckily, companies are easing the pain of household chores-especially in the kitchen.
Faucets with Functionality
From washing pots and baby bottles - to watering plants, your kitchen faucet is a workhorse and a focal point. So, don't settle for a plain-jane design, choose a faucet that provides both function and fashion.
Pullout models, such as Ascent from ShowHouse by Moen feature high-arc designs, beautiful styling and Moen's unique, multi-function spray options - spray, stream or Moen's patented pause mode.
Let Robots Do the Chores
Today's house-cleaning robots get the job done when it comes to cleaning kitchen floors. New robotic floor-washing vacuums, such as the Scooba from iRobot, use sensors to navigate around a kitchen, vacuuming, washing and drying floors. That means more time to spend with friends and family rather than cleaning up after them.
Find a New Kind of Fast Food
After a long day, preparing a home-cooked meal seems like a daunting task. However, there's a new twist to get home-cooked meals fast. Referred to as "take and bake" or "fix and freeze," these new businesses allow women to spend one evening preparing several weeks worth of great-tasting meals. Women on-the-go can simply assemble the recipe and package for freezing. That means a quick, healthy meal-without the mess.
Enjoy a Quick Cup of Joe
Often a caffeine boost in the morning is just what the doctor ordered. New one-cup coffee brewing systems provide a quick cup before running out the door. The small size creates less clutter on countertops and single-serving pots brew a fresh cup in less than a minute. Plus, there is no measuring, no filters, no grounds to clean up and no waste.
By adding a few conveniences to the kitchen, working women will soon be able to spend less time "working" on their household jobs and more time enjoying being at home.
For more information on ShowHouse by Moen products, call 1-800-465-6130.
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