Anyone seen this before? Hot water installed over the stovetop.
Pot filler.
No problem
They are becoming more popular all the time. To me it is a safety feature. No more lifting the heavy soup pot full of water.
Does the full soup pot stay there forever? 
I suppose You could eat Your way to the bottom of the soup pot …
You make the soup and then ladle it into smaller containers. Have you never made soup before??
:mrgreen::mrgreen:
Oh get over yourself.
It was a joke.:mrgreen:
In the upscale homes here, yes, that’s hot water. Out in hillbilly country, that is hooked up to a 10-gallon keg in a refrigerator on the other side of the wall.
Typical for most Kitchens in the South Philly, PA area…
See these all the time…
actually …
Unusual if Absent…
Anybody else notice the spout is turned upside down ?
You have never seen one, right bob?
it’s has swivel joint.
Hot water? I was taught to never use hot water for cooking because it tastes bad.
Who fills a soup pot with hot water?
Apparently whoever lives in the house the OPs pic was taken
Dollars to donuts it’s not hot water.
A safety warning about mixing water and hot grease (grease fires) seems in order.
I seem them in upscale houses.
A great invention if you ask me.
It is hot water. The water only trickles out though so the owner said they don’t use it. Owner indicated it was a DIY project.