Faucet with utensil flushing mechanism

A faucet with a utensil flushing mechanism, comprising:

• a faucet mechanism,
• a water inlet mechanism, and
• the utensil flushing mechanism, wherein:
• the faucet mechanism comprises a tube body and a first water passage disposed at least partially in the tube body,
• the water inlet mechanism is connected to the first water passage,
• the utensil flushing mechanism is movably disposed on the tube body and is configured to rotate about the tube body between a use position and a non-use position,
• a receiving groove is recessed on an outer peripheral wall of the tube body,
• the utensil flushing mechanism is disposed in the receiving groove when in the non-use position,
• a nozzle configured to be in communication with the water inlet mechanism and a control switch are disposed on the utensil flushing mechanism,
• the control switch is configured to control whether water from the water inlet mechanism flows out of the nozzle,
• when the utensil flushing mechanism rotates to be in the use position, the nozzle and the control switch face an upward direction,
• when the utensil flushing mechanism rotates to be in the non-use position, the nozzle and the control switch face a direction differing from the upward direction, and
• when a utensil is placed on the utensil flushing mechanism:
• the control switch is touched by the utensil to be turned on,
• the utensil covers the nozzle, and
• the water flows out of the nozzle to clean the utensil.

A faucet with a utensil flushing mechanism, comprising:

• a faucet mechanism,
• a water inlet mechanism, and
• the utensil flushing mechanism, wherein:
• the faucet mechanism comprises a tube body and a first water passage disposed at least partially in the tube body,
• the water inlet mechanism is connected to the first water passage,
• the utensil flushing mechanism comprises a nozzle configured to be in communication with the water inlet mechanism,
• the utensil flushing mechanism is disposed on the faucet mechanism and is configured to rotate about the tube body to be controlled to be alternatively in a use state or a non-use state,
• the nozzle of the utensil flushing mechanism is exposed when in the use state,
• the nozzle of the utensil flushing mechanism is hidden when in the non-use state,
• a control switch is disposed on the utensil flushing mechanism,
• the control switch is configured to control whether water from the water inlet mechanism flows out of the nozzle,
• when the utensil flushing mechanism rotates to be in the use state, the nozzle and the control switch are in a use position,
• when the utensil flushing mechanism rotates to be in the non-use state, the nozzle and the control switch are in a position differing from the use position, and
• when a utensil is placed on the utensil flushing mechanism:
• the control switch is touched by the utensil to be turned on,
• the utensil covers the nozzle, and
• the water flows out of the nozzle to clean the utensil.