Does the faucet return to stream after using it in spray mode and then shutting it off? One of the reviews said it doesn't return to stream.
1161201
On/off has no effect on spray or stream. When turned back on it is in the last mode selected (spray it stream) as when shut off
1161202
There's a button behind the part that separates from the rest so your finger is right near or can be on it. You can toggle back and forth from stream to spray with the button. It is quite easy and feels almost automatic. It is great to use and I love having it!
1161203
The faucet maintains the spray or stream setting after being turned off. It will turn back on with whatever the last setting was prior to being turned off. We actually like that feature. It is no problem at all to change between either mode. We love the faucet. It was a much larger benefit to the quality of our life than we ever expected. I highly recommend the faucet.
1161204
The faucet maintains the setting when turned off. Therefore it will turn back on with the previous setting of spray or stream. It is not a problem to change between either modes. We LOVE the faucet!!!!
1161205
the faucet returns to what it was when you shut it off, assuming you used the motion senser to do each
1161206
It does not return by itself. There is a two position rocker switch on the back side of the spray head and one position is stream and one position is spray. It stays where it is until you change it. Because the rocker switch is on the back side,it is hidden from view.
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:)
1111654
Yes, you can toggle while water is running. Fabulous feature. Don't think spray can fan out, but it's fairly wide anyway, much wider than stream. I love this faucet!
819741
You can turn on the spray while it is on normal flow, but to switch back to flow from spray you turn off the faucet and then turn it back on. This is because the Grohe faucet has a button instead of a toggle. Because of the design of the handle this doesn't really bother me.
391909
One setting is for 'pause' and is explained in the instructions. The showerhead will only dribble out at this setting, and not shut off. Apparently this is required by plumbing codes that only the main faucet handle should totally shut off water flow.
2154159
No, it does not. You may do so for brief spraying or click it down and maintain a continuous spray. As soon as you shut it off, the spray button clicks back to the default position, continuous flow.Thus far, the whole faucet is functioning for us in an entirely satisfactory manner.
241571
It defaults to stream. But I have to say that after three years I am in love with this faucet! It's fantastic.
2154158
No it does not. Additionally, after you shut off the water flow in automatically reverts back to stream.
227257
The spray mode stays on when you turn it on. You have to "un-flick" the spray button to go back to normal
684733
No, it cant. You can adjust the spray/flow patterns only. Once it's shut off (at the spigot) it reverts back to the normal flow pattern.
644966
The spray mode locks when you push the center button but in order to get back to a single stream mode you have to turn the water off. This is the very best faucet I have ever purchased for me or myk clients.
644965
The faucet will stay in its spray mode on its own until the water is turned off. At that point it will return to its normal stream of water.
2017998
Yes. It shuts off the water flow until it cools down, then the water will come back on.
1891133
Hi GordonYou have to hold the trigger down for spray mode. I have tried several different amounts of water pressure and have been unsuccessful with all of them to get the on/off ease, so have ascertained that it does not exist in this faucet. That being said, placement of the trigger makes it fairly easy to hold and spray and I am quite happy with the faucet. Hope this helps.
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.
227255
While the water is running, when you push the switch it goes into spray mode, but you do not have to continually hold the switch down for it to stay in spray mode. Once the water is turned off the switch automatically returns to steady stream.
400078
no it doesn't. there is no "default" mode. when the water is turned on it either sprays or streams depending on what mode it was on before the water was turned off. hope this helps.