Does the spray hose pull out far enough to clean a farm-style sink?
2091369
I don't know how large a farm style sink is but the hose pulls out about 2 feet. I also think it may be able to adjust further by adjusting the weight on the hose under the sink. The second one is still working great other than the warm water temperature.
2091370
Maybe with the head swiveling all around. It pulls out about 10 inches. Shorter than my old faucet...After reading the other replies, I bet can adjust that length with the weight on the hose. Good to know!
2091371
I suppose it depends on just how huge the sink is, but, in my experience yes. One thing I have noticed is that the water flow is much stronger when triggered by the sensor than if you manually turn the water on with the handle on the side. I find this not a major problem, it's just really odd. I'd prefer an equal spray pressure.
2091372
My sink is 16" x 23" and it is long enough to clean m sink. I pulled the hose out as far as it could reach and measured. It looks like it could easily reach an area of 23" x 28".
2091373
Yes it does. It works great and has perfect reach. I have a farm style sink and love it with this faucet.
2091374
Don't know the size of the farm style sink but the hose cleans my double sink one is deeper for large pots the hose has a good flow so it covers a good area
120904
The hose is about 2 and a half feet long. If you lean over the sink it's long enough. Don't know if you can buy a longer one.
824138
Hi. No I cant seem to find a way that it will pick up only smaller objects. Perhaps the reverse would work with some fiddling on the adjustment sensitivity. Spraying people is fun by the way. I set it off, the gardener, my in-laws, the kid next door...its just fun. As others wrote, you can turn the water pressure down at the hose side and that will also keep the spraying distance short. dont over do it though, find an optimal setting, as if you turn it way down then it wont be able to work properly and spray will be uneven and/or non existent
153687
Yes. The sprayer is the pull out and it swivels to get pretty mush the whole sink.
583529
It is definitely long enough. I bought the Kraus farmhouse sink as well and it reaches all the way to the front of the sink
1716190
Seems to be about 2 to 3 feet when we pull it out -- enough to hose down the sink. Seems closer to 2 feet than 3 feet.
1883498
The sprayer pulls out. The spring is more of a design feature than functional part. I have a fairly large undermount sink and it works great.
1974545
I doubt it. It depends on where you intend to put the faucet. Ideally it should go in the middle sink. Even then,, depending on the size of the sink the maximum length of the extended spray faucet is about one foot.
1426686
Yes sink will do fine, I use a hose out in the barn and they rinse off beautifully.
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
1518649
Amazon has a selection of Braided Stainless Steel Sink Spray Hoses. Measure and get the closest one.
1911151
It probably would work for a larger sink. It works well with our laundry tub. The flow is quite good. It has both spray and a stream mode, just twist the head to your choice. We use the pull out function for washing our small dog.
1466746
Yes it does. Because it is big I do have a faucet that detaches and I can spray the water around the sink and it goes down just fine.
1836691
Yes it does. The whole curved piece goes left to right. The end of the faucet pulls out and you can direct the flow around your sink. It is perfect for my laundry sink. There is no spray option but works great for rinsing my sink. We are glad to have it!
1040190
You need to attach the gravity ball on the sprayer house underneath the sink. It's heavy enough to pull back or retract the sprayer. Make sure you mark the hoes after pulling the sprayer the length you want out, then attach the gravity ball (2 pieces that snaps on around the hose). FYI- I used the old gravity ball as well to retract the sprayergood luck
643353
It has a long reach and will easily go over 12". But note: Due to the design, it will nozzle will not go lower than the counter. So, you can't bring the nozzle down to the bottom of the sink. I don't know why this would be important but thought you should know.
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It is part of the unit and it does have to be connected otherwise it would leak. The sprayer could stay under the sink if not wanted.