It states push/pull nozzle so does it compact or is it always hanging like this when attached to faucet?
1999024
It just hangs. It just makes the end of your spigot flexible so you can easily rinse the sink. Oh, I just tried it and found that if you pull the bottom out, it changes from stream to spray. Thanks for cluing me into that.
1999025
It always hangs like the picture. The push and pull is where the hand is in the picture where it's a regular flow of water or a spray like your shower head.
1999026
Yes! It's always hanging like that. Just the end is a push/pull nozzle for spray or stream.
1999027
It always stays hanging as shown. The push pull is at the end where you change from spray to a normal flow of water.
1184331
I bought it for a small prep sink in my kitchen island where I needed a srayer. It works well but it's sometimes hard to turn the faucet from spray to regular flow. You twist the nozzle to switch back and forth. The first one I bought leaked under my cabinet and the company replaced it free of charge with a new one.
1197659
it justs fall straight back under faucet. It does not affect water pressure and does not 'back up' your faucet.Ive bought some that fly of the faucet when water pressure is applied. This is worth it.
1707962
The spray locks in place. Will remember also if you turn on and off. Great faucet.
1275913
I'm not sure what you mean exactly. You can see where the faucet pulls out. The only time I pull it out is when I need to use the sprayer & need a longer extension like cleaning the sink. Otherwise, I rarely pull it out.
1275911
It pulls out and the water either sprays or flows straight down. I am not sure what you mean. It is a great faucet with a lot of water pressure.
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.
1220063
I'm not sure I can answer your questions, but I will try. The sprayer is attached to a hose, and water comes out when you press a button. The hose attaches to your faucet with either a clip-on attachment or an adapter to screw the hose on. We had to screw ours to attach it to the faucet; my husband says our faucet was male and the hose adapter was female. I hope this helps you. We are very pleased with the sprayer - it makes bath time for our Scottish terriers delightful now.
198172
You can toggle from straight stream to spray, it stays in either position(up or down) But when you pause, it is in the middle and you have to hold it down to keep it paused. I like this faucet a ton!! Years now...
1891287
Confirm Steve's answer. Faucet pulls out toward the front, not so much up, and is significantly lower than the 11 1/4 (or 11 1/2" at most) handle when full on.
961648
Crank it down until it's locked tight. The faucet is well built and should withstand the torque. It's not supposed to move.
1103845
Yes. It does. In addition the spray head also pulls out unlike some of this type faucet. It doesn't pull out to the extent of a pull out spray but it offers a slight extension to clean your sink. I have a 33 inch sink and this faucet is exactly what I was looking for.
1351267
You can adjust the flow from a mild reduction all the way down to completely off. It holds in any possition without moving. The only negative thing was that the rubber seal built in didn't work right but a little plumbers tape solved that problem.
2085788
I am not a plumber, but my faucet does not want to stay put either. Kid of think it has something to do with the weight that makes the nozzle retract. Have actually got use to it. Otherwise it is a beauty.
1721335
The design is basic. You push down on the nozzel to release the water when the water being released into the battery reaches the nozzle the the container can not release more water. The water being release can not push up into the nozzle when you raise the nozzle up the release valve closes. Hope that is clear enough to understand. I am 65 years old and these have been used since I was a child and back when gas stations gave service they used them to top off batteries for customers.
1054752
THE FIRST ANSWER IS NOT CORRECT - water only flows from one place at a time. I just installed the new version of this faucet this weekend. It's just like a normal "old fashioned" faucet/side sprayer combo - when the water is turned on at the main lever (at the side of the faucet base), water flows out of the pot filler arm of this unit. When the sprayer handle is depressed (either manually or because the small hook is latched to keep the handle squeezed for you), the water stops coming out of the pot filler and flows from the sprayer. You can't have water coming out both places at the same time. Because of the new design, water will always be flowing out somewhere if the main lever is turned on: spray handle depressed = water thru the sprayer; spray handle not depressed = water thru the pot filler. You can latch the hook on the spray handle to keep it always depressed and then use that arm of the fixture as your main "faucet" when you turn the lever on/off if you want. Unfortunately the new design results in wasting water, since letting go of the sprayer handle while cleaning dishes does not stop the water flow.
927486
The whole head nozzle pulls down with the spring (one piece) - no retraction. Probably pulls down a good six inches, def. enough to get deep in my sink. However, this style of faucet doesn't get quite as deep as a more traditional pull out faucet, to be honest. If you want to actually be able to touch the bottom of your sink, this unit won't do that.