Will water drip down from the front and damage the wood cabinet below? Thank you.
852400
Possible but not likely as the sink hangs out over the cabinet below. I love mine....
971565
It is wood, so would eventually be damaged by water if it was constantly wet. I would recommend putting a liner of some sort in it if you wanted to do so. I keep a small coaster on mine.
1629795
I have never had an issue with water but mine are not that close to my sink. You could always add a touch of silicone to prevent water to drip down. If its that close to water make sure you install a GFI receptacle to plug it into.
1626333
The Moisture In The Wood Rises To The Top Inside, It usually Disappears With Daytime Heating. Higher Humidity In The Air Will Also Cause Water On The Ceiling. This Also Happens On Our Steel Storage Containers
2099145
I've only used the carafe for water, but I haven't noticed any water dripping down the side during or after pouring.
41454
Sure but rain would eventually ruin it. Also wet towels would not help as the knobs are wooden
549446
I'd worry about it damaging hardwood floors. It does put out quite a bit of mist and can drip and accumulate at the base of the fan.
1178356
If it's between the tub and sink cabinet, I would think it could get wet. I don't know if your warranty would be honored if you store it there... Perhaps not a good idea for an electric scale of this type.
1794864
I believe it would be.....provided there is an outlet in that cabinet, something I haven't seen often, since they usually have outlets away from water sources. If there is an outlet, make sure it has been updated to a safety one. Hope this helps.
66167
you have a problem. the water should drip down the material in the back. take it part (back panel} and make sure nothing foreign is in there. it is how you clean it anyway and you should get familiar with it.
90197
i would't recommend leaving water on....when not in use as it also would put pressure on the flex/spring mechanisms. and faucet.
433537
No problems at all. Water does not splash onto the counter. I love this faucet- and believe me I have had many over the years. I purchased it because my daughter in law has one and I liked it so much that I had to have it when we remodeled our kitchen.
976621
no --if it rains much the bottom of the door will have water standing in it. i have had to return several because it causes the switch to not come back on.
1390692
I recommend mounting the handle in the front and not to the left or right side. When mounted in the middle and your hands are wet, water from your hands drip in the sink and not on your counter top. Plus the faucet looks sleeker since the handle is not sticking out from the side.
326774
Yes it is, but remove it over a sink or paper towel, because it will drip water.
2274591
I don't see why not, but make sure you have a 'drip catcher' in case you add too much water...you would not want to ruin your floor!
54073
Yes, you are correct. I used this one for the bathroom cabinets but I had to reverse the top front to the back so it could go all the way back and not hit the water valve.