One supply line.
Two appliances. No pipe work.

The 1-in-2-out design solves the most common laundry room and utility space problem: a single cold-water tap that needs to supply two appliances. Thread the splitter onto the existing supply connection, attach each appliance hose to its designated outlet, and both run from the same line. No cutting pipe, no wall access, no contractor, no permit. The water goes where it needs to go — and the plumbing bill doesn’t exist.

Turn off one.
The other keeps running.

The two outlets are controlled by separate valves — not a single shared shutoff. This matters more than it sounds. When you need to disconnect the washing machine for a repair, move it, or run a maintenance cycle, you turn off its valve and leave the dishwasher running without interruption. When you need to isolate one appliance, you don’t have to shut down the whole line. Each outlet operates independently, which is how a properly designed plumbing fixture should work.

Standard 3/4-inch connection.
Fits most homes straight out of the box.

The 3/4-inch connection is the standard size for household washing machine supply valves and most cold-water tap outlets in North American homes. The splitter threads directly onto the existing valve without needing a reducer, adapter, or special fitting in most standard setups. Check your existing supply valve thread size before ordering — if it’s 3/4-inch (the most common residential size), this unit installs without any additional hardware.

Ceramic core that doesn’t leak.
And holds up through any temperature.

The ceramic cartridge is the component that determines whether a tap leaks over time. Rubber washers compress, harden, and eventually crack with temperature cycling — which is why older taps start dripping after a few years. Ceramic doesn’t compress. It maintains a consistent seal through thousands of open-close cycles and holds its tolerance through both freezing conditions and elevated temperatures. The result is a tap that doesn’t drip in the first year and doesn’t drip in the fifth year either.

Not just a plumbing part.
The fix that skips the plumber entirely.

The cost of adding a second water connection the traditional way — a plumber, pipe work, possible wall access — starts at several hundred dollars and requires scheduling. This tap splitter installs in under 10 minutes with no tools beyond a wrench for the connection, and both appliances are running the same day. For the homeowner who needs two appliances from one supply line and doesn’t want to spend a week waiting for a contractor, that’s the actual value: the problem is solved today, by you, for a fraction of the cost.

Everything
worth knowing.

One line. Two appliances.
Done in 10 minutes. No plumber.

A 1-in-2-out tap splitter with two independent control valves, 3/4-inch universal fit, and a ceramic cartridge built to hold its seal for years. Connects your washing machine and dishwasher to a single cold-water supply without pipe work or contractors. The fix you can do today. 🚧