Radio 1 DJ Sara Cox avoids missing any of her favourite programmes waiting for the kettle to boil by using the InSinkErator steaming hot water taps.The 33-year-old mum had a range of InSinkErator products installed in her kitchen in an effort to become more environmentally friendly.Her steaming hot water taps deliver instant, filtered water at 98 degrees C.No more hanging around for the kettle to boil during the adverts in Corrie! Cox said.Describing the food waste disposer, which grinds down food waste and flushes it away, she said InSinkErator makes all my food waste magically disappear, so no more stinky bins and landfill sites.InSinkErator says kitchen waste accounts for 20 per cent of household rubbish and by using a disposer the amount that ends up in landfill sites can be reduced.