Does the nozzle "pull" out from the body of the faucet
1534669
yes, the entire lower housing is attached to a stainless steel mesh hose that goes through the length of the faucet and extends down into the cabinet. Pretty much like the old spray nozzles that were mounted to the side of the faucet. When you pull down/out on the end of the Delta faucet, the end comes out of the faucet tube and you can direct the water wherever you wish. In addition, the black control buttons on the end that pulls out allows you to change from single stream to multi-stream spray. Faucet is functioning perfectly in our household after 4 months of service.
2263564
I'm not totally sure what that is, but the hose doesn't retract automatically, if that is what you are asking. It stays pulled out until you place the sprayer end back into the faucet stand. I haven't found that to be a problem; maneuvers well.
565622
Yes, the bottom section unscrews. That is section that aerates the water coming through the faucet. You are able to unscrew it to clean out the little screen inside. I'm thinking that a quick connector will not work, because the threads would not line up, but I'm not really sure.
1991736
The end on the handle screws on. The end that goes to the faucet is like a pneumatic fitting. Basically, hold the outer ring down and push it onto the valve body and release the ring. It's not very hard. Just make sure you put the spring on the hose so you don't kink it. The weight helps it retract into the faucet. Installation takes only minutes. It took me longer to clear out under the sink than it did to install it.
2255120
The pull down hose function operates with a counter balance from under the sink. Ours will pull out from the end of the faucet to the end of the sprayer 30"
2144889
The faucet sprayer head is pulled up by the internal hose being weighted by a clamped weight that hangs free under the sink. It works well as long it's adjusted to hang free underneath. I have had three homes and have put this specific faucet in each, the last install being 2/2014. JB
264602
Yes, The hose pulls up out of the handle . There are other attachments you can purchase.
110022
Yes it does. Our last faucet the regular flow was a default so every time you turn the water on it was regular. This has no default. It will come on with whichever flow you leave it on.
1856794
It is controlled by the faucet lever.It comes out at a slow trickle though you will not have any pressure to it.
855519
Unfortunately no,but after going through three Moen pull out faucets in less than three years this is the far superior faucet for the price . It's made well; no plastic parts and was easy to install.Also has a shorter faucet so it doesn't stick out too far in sink and wind up giving you a bath when washing up pots and pans. I love,love, love mine!
405356
Yes it does come off on mine. I just squeeze the "wings" on the white plastic end of the hose and it releases the hose from the silver plastic connector (included with the hose when it was bought) which was presumably attached BETWEEN the end of the shower head and whatever shower head you use for the shower. Hope this helps.
849732
Yes it does, just installed it and works perfectly. As another reviewer said, just remove the small nozzle piece. I was able to pull it off without much effort or tools. Flow is perfect as described in other answer.
193733
You can't actually "pull" the hose. It is connected to the spring and can move around, but would be difficult (if even possible) to touch the bottom of the sink with it. It is a great faucet IMO.
581997
Sure. Ours is connected to the hose for the pull-out kitchen faucet. There is a spring-based retaining ring connector that slides down, enabling you to pull the connector off the stem of the kitchen faucet. Then the other end of the connector screws off the hose. There is probably a You Tube video that shows you what to do...
93957
Thank you for your question. The faucet will self retract because Grohe uses a coiled spring system on the hose. It is not attached by magnets, rather it "clips" into place.
968467
No, it does not pull down easily or retract smoothly. The styling is very elegant but the quality is poor in terms of the hoses which are cloth-like. Higher priced pull down faucets either have plastic coated hoses or metal mesh hoses and they function much better. I returned this faucet.
2117307
The coupling is intended to be fixed to the end of your hose (3/4") to connect to a nozzle (also 3/4"). I'm not sure why you would want a quick release at the faucet? Are you wanting to remove the hose every time you use it? Somehow I'm thinking there would be a better gimmik to do that...