Why is my kitchen sink flashing? I've got water to it!!

You're not making it very clear what your problem is. Most of us do not understand what your problem is.

Right. I've never heard of a sink having even the potential to flash, but I'm always behind on technology.

Wow! There are kitchen sinks with water that lights up.
http://www.homary.com/faucets/kitchen-faucets/relia-led-one-handle-kitchen-faucet-pullout-spray.html?gclid=CP-v9PSIuM8CFUlrfgodxt0BRA

Ya know, sometimes being technologically impaired doesn't seem so bad after all. I was thinking different colors to indicate water temperature, and maybe an audible warning if it starts to overflow. People can't be trusted to figure these things out by themselves.

You just invent that. The royalties will be humongus.

Actually, I think we owe this question a serious answer. I just don't have one.

You're right, but I'm still not sure what the OP is asking.

once again - gotta ask why you've got a bathroom pedestal sink in your kitchen.

it's quite a bold stylistic move


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I'm no smartie on house plumbing but I used to be a whiz at irrigation design, most of which I don't remember at all by now, except drawing fast fast fast as deadlines lurked. One's hand could cramp - this was just before CAD. I do still recognize the word "pipes".

I might be able to google this, but others would probably be better at that, and could get a flash for their efforts. Sounds like an installation problem.

You can buy a new one.

Some years ago, we had a hot water circulation timer installed in both our bathrooms to get hot water at 8 in the morning and 8 at night to reduce water waste. It's worked out pretty well all these years.

Oh. I keep my water set at midrange and make a point of doing the dishes about an hour before showering. The dishes use just enough hot water that the heater cycles and there is plenty of hot water when I need it.