Is there a way to keep the water flowing without holding the handle? Does the handle move side-to-side or up-down?
190588
Yes! It moves side to side. The only downfall is you have to learn to gauge when to start turning it off, as it continues to run a little until it shuts off, not like your typical faucet. Still like it lots.
190589
It moves from side to side. It stays open/water running until I push the lever back to the closed position. And the amount of flow can be controlled by positioning the lever where you want. In the picture, the lever is in the off position; you would push it to the left to cause the water to flow.
190590
I think they changed the design from the old one. I also have it turning side to side.
190591
Mine has a side to side handle. It stays on by itself. I don't have to hold it on which is what I wanted. So far I really like it.
190592
Just purchased it in 5/2015 and mine stays on without holding the handle. The handle moves from side-to-side. But as listed in my review, it is SLOW pouring - taking 5 minutes (yes, we timed it) to pour a gallon jug. So we're thankful that we can set the timer and walk away - without holding the handle to keep the water flowing ;)
406390
It works with a lever that gradually increases the water volume. You push it forward or back. It stays where you set it without having to hold it. I like being able to reduce the spray for the head and face.
481309
Yes, as a matter of fact, I have done just that with mine. I also turned the handle to be right in front not off to the side. I've had this faucet, for about 2-3 years now and LOVE it.
1546217
The handle for the water (on top of the faucet) moves up at an angle, but it doesn't extend beyond the back of the base plate so it shouldn't be a problem. The bigger issue would be the lever that pushes down the drain cover. It's in the back and it looks like you would need a little less than an inch in back of the base plate in order to fully pull it up and close the drain.
436406
There is a convient sliding water control valve on the shower head itslef. Water flow can be easily controlled with one hand. On mine it will turn pretty much off when closed all the way.
489895
There are two controls. One is the selector to switch between water coming out of the head, the handle, or both. On the handle there is another control that switches between jets, which includes: outside, inside, both, and none. So you could set the water to handle only, and then select "no jets", and it will effectively shut the water off. It doesn't do a perfect job, and some water will trickle out. I do this when washing the dog, though, and it's good enough.
1130274
The faucet has a rocker button on the nozzle that changes flow from spray to stream. Both modes are 'no hands' and don't require anything else to keep water flowing when the faucet is in 'touch' mode.
1117546
The handle does need to be in the "on" position for the touch sensor to work. Whatever position the handle is in also sets the amount of flow and the temperature. So, I leave it in my preferred position all the time, but can easily adjust the water using the handle. Basically, you always have the option of using the handle as an "over ride."
324647
Yes the hand held shower head can be angled up/down as well as left to right. You can also restrict the flow.
232740
You don't need any clearance behind the handle. Water temperature is changed by pulling the handle forward and it stops in the position shown in the online picture, parallel to the faucet itself.
1117542
Yes, it needs to be in the on position. If you are asking if there is a way to adjust the temperature (or speed of flow) without touching the handle, there is not. You can turn it on or off by waving at it, but the rate of water and the temperature will be whatever you set the handle to last.
2234269
The handle goes both to the right (for the water stream volume) and up & down (temperature). I think the assembly is 1 piece, although if you installed it sideways, the hose might turn. I don't think it would make sense, though. The upper part of the faucet pulls out, so the handle seems like it might interfere if it were centered.
2135060
By moving the handle either clockwise and or counter-clockwise to select the temperature, can you push-pull the lever to cause the water flow from shutoff to full flow? Adjustable does not tell me this.
482205
Yes it does move side to side so one call fill it easily. However the spout is bigger and so a lot of water comes out as compared to a smaller one. This is especially helpful when you're pouring out hot water into a HOT WATER BAG (Used for Stomach Cramps) as it may pour onto your hands if you're not careful
1823546
No the handle that you see is for the water container. Pulling up on it removes the water.
488453
no it does NOT and i think this is a design flaw. I would rather it would stay up so that water could evaporate when not in use.
161897
Yes, you can; if you are left handler. The handle can do both functions: control water flow and temperature.