Why its called double swivel sprayer ? just a name?
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Oops. I may have answered this already. Anyway, there are two swivel points that allow a full 180-degree range of movement. There is also a sprayer. Make sure you get the Made in Italy Siroflex. There are cheap lookalike knockoffs from China that do not have the double swivel.
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because it swivels! It can be turned in a circle, making it easy to rinse out a sink.
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It has two ball joints that make it very flexible. The spray reaches every corner of my kitchen sinl with this sprayer. I am very pleased with this attachment to my faucet.
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Best I can tell it would be because you can turn it any way to spray. The thing about it that I like is that the little wire type jigger can be used stop and start the water without using the faucet knobs. This make washing dishes easier as once you get the water the temperature you want you can just turn that part up and down to stop and start the water and not have to turn off the faucet and re-adjust the temp. It does adjust from steady stream to spray by pulling the spray nozzle up and down. And it does swivel.
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It has two swivel connections that allows it to reach up to all parts of the sink. You could even swivel it up high enough to spray water out of the sink if you wanted to. I'm very happy with this product and bought one for the kitchen and one for the tub in the laundry room.
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It is called a double swivel because there are two ball joints: one encased in the body that screws onto the end of the faucet and one that is connected to the end sprayer. You can get movement out of both ends. Think of the unit as your forearm: you have a joint at your elbow and one at your hand. The forearm bone connects the two. Same here. Each swivel can each move independently. It is a nice design that allows you to aim the water to pretty much anywhere you want in the sink.
248105
The spout does swivel. The spout is not threaded on the outside for a garden hose.
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Yes, I have a double sink also and the spout swivels easily with a full range to direct water. We're very happy with this faucet.
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I bought this product several months ago to fix something where I worked. I haven't looked at it since I installed it, but from the best of my recollection it will swivel freely until both hoses are threaded snugly. So to answer your question, I believe it will swivel until it is fully installed.
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Not sure but check out this website and you can contact them. http://www.unclemikes.com/accessories/shotgun-swivels
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Jeff,great shower head...I have 2 of them! The model you reference is in my summer home but I believe it swivels as well as flips.As I look at the picture, 99% sure the joint where it attaches to the stem is a ball joint, allowing the swivel you're looking for.
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I just tried to move it to do just that & it does swivel. I love mine. It lasted almost 4 years before it developed a leak. I'm having a new one installed in the next few weeks.
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I wonder why anyone wants a swivel hook? In my experience, there are two types of swivel. The store type plastic where the hook swivels if you look at it the wrong way, and most wooden hangers where one can twist it around if one wants to (I believe this explains the conflicting answers below). Back to my question - why does one want a swivel hook?
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I may have misled you. The nozzle that comes with the sprayer makes a conical pattern. The other one sold separately is a fan pattern. Both work well but the fan nozzle sprays wider.
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I bought the dual nozzle model. Its women's spray nozzle angle is slightly further forward and is more of a fan spray, whereas the other nozzle is a jet spray. I suppose it's slightly easier to have two nozzles, but either way, you have to lean a bit and practice (with low pressure) to find how to position yourself. Two nozzles aren't essential, but they're nice. The nozzles stay behind a protective door except when in use, so yes they stay clean. I love mine.
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Looking at these other answers, I'm flabbergasted by what they say. The remote is called two in one because it is the wii-mote with the wii motion plus accessory integrated into the remote. Hince "1X Remote Plus ( Remote and Motion Plus 2 in 1 )" in the description. Motion plus is required for certain games that rely on more precise movement detection such as Red Steel 2 or Wii Sports Resort.
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It's not really a double nozzle. The smaller hole in the nozzle, the one on top is a vent so the gas flows really well.
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This unit has a swivel head and can move in multiple directions. I highly recommend this shower head - it has really improved my shower experience!
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There wasn't a name anywhere. I assumed it was a generic. It is a beautiful faucet. Stiff at first, but loosened up. Wouldn't trade it for a more expensive model.
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Yes, you're right about this, I have found the same thing with mine but it doesn't bother me too much because I like the faucet so much. The faucet I had before this one had a cheaper lightweight sprayer and it was a pain too, because it was SO lightweight. It also did not retract very well. We have a pull-down sprayer/faucet in our laundry room and it isn't perfect either, even when I push it hard up into the faucet head, it usually falls back out a bit. With this Sonoma faucet I've just become accustomed to lifting the sprayer to a position where I know it will either begin to retract on its own or I can more easily push it back down. I hope this factor concerning the faucet won't bother you too much.
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I does swivel and is also a "pull out style". It seems to be a good faucet so far.
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It does swivel. The black ring at the base stays fixed and the stainless faucet swivels on that. We have a double sink and it works nicely.