So Apparently You Can Get Coffee To Run Out Of Your Household Taps [VIDEO]

Because who wouldn't want to bathe in hot coffee on demand?

Okay, so it’s probably easier to use your one-cup coffee maker – but wouldn’t it be way cooler if you could run hot coffee out of your taps? These two fellows from the Norwegian show Ikke gjør dette hjemme (“Do Not Do This At Home”) set their house up to do just that, and it seems pretty instantly delicious.

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In case you can’t speak Norwegian, there’s actually a North American remake of the show called Never Ever Do This At Homewhich airs on Spike in the US and Discovery in Canada. They re-did the in-house coffee experiment in the English version, so check it out below. My favourite part is how their reactions to tap-coffee are the same in both languages: “AHHHEYYYYYYY!

(via Break, image via YouTube)

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