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Also known as faucet, water taps, water tap
valve controlling the release of a liquid or gas from a pipe
A tap is a valve that you turn on and off to control whether water or gas flows out of a pipe. It matters because it lets you safely manage the flow of liquids and gases in your home and everyday life.
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Interior water taps with aerators are commonly found in the bathroom and kitchen Exterior spigot (also known as a "shut-off valve", "hose hydrant", "hose bib", or "silcock")
Two-way water tap used in restroom A tap (also spigot or faucet: see usage variations) is a valve controlling the release of a fluid.
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