Easier still would be a on/off switch in line with
the toe button that you could flip on when needed
and off when you aren't going to use it.  That way
you get the toe switch in the place you want it and
yet it would be in no danger of being accidentally
pushed on when not in use.

Steven

--- DaveC <voicebox@DNAI.COM> wrote:
> >I, & my wife, have never really liked the Westy
> sink faucet.  We find
> >that we have to stoop to get dishes under the fixed
> faucet and the
> >"switch" requires one of our two hands to operate.
>
> Malcom,
> Great idea, replacing that funky switch and faucet.
>
> But I think the switch you chose is too vulnerable
> to being pressed
> by whatever cargo happens to slide against the
> switch.

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