Can i hook this up to a bathroom sink with no teeth on the water spout end?
2003698
By teeth I'm assuming you mean threads. You need to take the aerator off the faucet; then install the diverter valve.
2003699
If you are talking about the spout from the faucet, then the answer is that you have to have grooves so the end will twist in place. Put your finger in the faucet end where water comes out to feel for grooves. If the grooves are there then the answer is yes. When I first tried to connect it in the bathroom it was a little awkward to fit the grooves. It works very well in the bathroom too. Glad to answer any more questions you have.
2011889
No. Why have a sink if you dont want water to come out of it. However, the water comes from the overflow gizmo, if you do not hook it up to the spout then no water will come out at all. It can't be turned on an off like a regular sink. For what its worth, it doesn't use any less water hooked upor not.
1899765
You can if you don't put a nozzle on the other end, because the pivot point of the faucet cannot always handle the back pressure that the nozzle would create.
1398551
Yes, just make sure you have the plumbing for it. Otherwise, that's all you need, no other parts.
1516629
If your sink is not predrilled with a hole, then yes if you plan to use a sink faucet. If you plan to route it to your fridge water dispenser only, then no. We removed the soap dispenser on our sink and just used that hole.
1526620
It may be so. I am not using on the hand helds. You plumber may be able to help.
1327900
I have not tried yet. My plumber said it should not be an issue. I will install it soon.
193737
You can only bend the coil. The reach is about 6 inches, so it definitely does not get to the bottom of the sink.
1136321
Theoretically, yes. You could conceivably string something through the drain hole at the far tip.
710982
The hose is designed to fit onto the 1/2" pipe that projects from the wall after removal of the the shower head. I doubt that the spout on any sink faucet would accept a 1/2" pipe connector. However it might be possible to find an adapter that would fasten to the sink faucet on one side and the shower hose on the other. Check with a plumber or hardware store.
2045575
you probably need an adaptor which you can easily find in the neighborhoor hardware stores. I bought this but never used it because I did not like the quality and finish. did not go well with my tub faucet which is stainless steel.
1064134
I wouldn't. The sink is with the counter top fabricator , but as I remember it is under mount only as there is no top lip.
784680
Yes, but you'll have to get the sink VERY clean before doing it. It will bond to the porcelain sink, but not to any lime, calcium, or rust that might be on the surface.
384367
If your sink nozzle is small enough for the hose to hook up to. Mine isn't, but I use it in the bathroom anyway.
1629905
I don't think so, I didn't see any instructions for that. A plumber could probably do it.
1771039
We did have to go out and buy a larger PVC pipe for some hookup which may not be the case for you - the one in the box, which by the way everything is in there if you have a standard stainless sink, if you have a composite granite and it has not been hooked up before there could be some parts you need, but I would just order you may need nothing. It works fabulous and is hooked up to the dishwasher.
364726
I don't have Waterpik so I wouldn't swear to it. But I went to Home Depot to get whatever adapter I thought I might need for Delta. The person in the plumbing dept assured me that the connections on both ends of the Inox (I took it with me) were standard and required no adapters. He even tried it on the shower supply fittings at the top and the hand-held shower heads at the bottom. So both ends of the Inox were standard. Hope this helps.