So you take this off and put it on each time you use it, correct? It doesn't stay on the faucet when you're using the sink? n Thanks!
2076935
that's correct, i believe they have one that doesn't need to be attached each time.
2076936
No ! Once it is installed it's permanent . You have a lever switching it from faucet to cleaner. This is a great product. I try to use it after each meal. My dentist cannot believe how clean my teeth are and gum tissue in perfect condition. Got to Oral Breeze.com this will give you all the info you need. Good luck !
1979286
Make sure you do a lay out of the hole and circumference of the sink first tha will determine where the faucet will be position, I am a granite guy I've done this numerous times, lay out is the trick.
1594493
Yes. I do it all the time. Wipe it off promptly or it's a little hard to clean later. But it still comes off.
259271
Sorry, this was a gift I gave my father. As far as I know he has not had a problem with the sink or faucet.
819744
Yes, you can switch from flow to spray while it is on. Doing the opposite is not really doable. I have found that turning the faucet most of the way off will cause the switch from spray to flow, but it really isn't saving you much work from just turning it off and then on again. That said, the faucet is great and we have been very happy with it.
1608309
What's the question ? Mine doesn't come off unless I take it off.If yours comes off then tape around pipe where it fits into curved section to secure snugly.
1369914
No you don't. The soap dispenser is completely separate from the faucet base, so you can just opt to not use it if your sink doesn't have an additional opening from a previous spray handle.
1817492
It stays put on the bottom of the sink. It is heavy enough to stay put & provide protection to delicate items when they are being washed (eg wine glasses).
2060132
Mine has been installed for a couple of months now and is working just fine. Spout pulls very easily and retraction is operated by a counterweight under the sink. As long as it is clear directly under the faucet there should not be any problems.
1978408
There is a hose (it's actually 2 in 1) coming from the back of the unit that attaches to your faucet. The faucet remains on throughout the cycle and the unit controls the flow of water. From that same hose it drains into the sink. The hose isn't very long so you will want to make sure you have space and an outlet within a few feet of the sink.
968470
Yes, the pull down feature is a cinch to use. Like any other similar faucet, however, the 'return' is activated by a weight, and this and the rest of the pull-down hose must be located so that there is minimum interference from other plumbing or under sink items. The head is gently held in place by a magnet. My wife loves the faucet, and unlike WRO, we have had no problems with the faucet.
2002565
I have 4 of these faucets through our home and all of them do this on occasion. Just have to keep an Allen wrench handy to reset them often after several uses.
603613
Yes, leave the faucet on. The water only comes out of the spiget when your pet licks it. There is no other loss of water. I have used it several times and have not been disappointed.
1699749
It depends on the faucet! Some of them have the standard version where you screw it off, some of them are all one piece, to prevent anyone from taking the showerhead
2105018
You have to squeeze the handle for spray option.. It doesn't pull out either just stretches due to metal coil. I love the faucet but it sounds like you need one with spray head that can stay engaged without holding it:)
671528
No. I admit that that was a concern when I purchased this because it was the primary negative comment. However, I learned that the centering problem has to do with how the faucet is installed. If it is properly installed, it does not center itself. Love my faucet.
592684
No, it doesn't! I put mine on the sink and counter and it has never been a problem for me though! :) I hope that helps!