iVIGA ටැප් කර්මාන්තශාලා සැපයුම්කරු
IKEA මුළුතැන්ගෙයි ටැප් නිකල් සම්මතය ඉක්මවා ඇත
Stiftung Warentest found excessive levels of nickel in IKEA Nyvattnet kitchen taps and GROHE Minta taps when it tested 15 kitchen fittings, according to a report in the German Dortmund press on 4 අගෝස්තු.
වාර්තාවට අනුව, Stiftung Warentest checked if the water coming out of the taps contained metals and semi-metals such as nickel, නායකත්වය, or arsenic over a 16-week period. IKEA’s kitchen taps produced poor results, with an overall rating of 5.0 and a poor grade. Stiftung Warentest claims that even after 16 weeks of installation, the tested Nyvattnet kitchen taps released more nickel than is allowed in German drinking water.
The Stiftung Warentest test results show that, in addition to IKEA kitchen taps, water from GROHE taps also contained high levels of nickel. The faucets tested were: Blanco’s Mida HD Chrome faucet (4.0), IKEA’s Nyvattnet faucet (5.0), and GROHE’s Minta faucet (5.5).
