Is the touch functionality only in the body of the faucet, or also in the pull-out head?
1186981
Touch functionality works throughout the faucet including the base, pull out head and the body.
1186982
Ours is in the body of the faucet only. The pull out head does not activate the on/off function. This is a fantastic faucet in the kitchen; our only concern now is a "drippey" head? We have soaked it a couple of times in a "cleansing solution" but head still "drips" along with flow when "touched on" Foster 3/13/14
1186983
It's only on the body and base of the faucet, since that is all metal. The pull-out head is made of plastic so you can actually use it without accidentally turning off the water stream.
1186984
The touch functionality works only in the body of the faucet including the handle. It doesn't work on the pull-out head.
99986
The head does not swivel because it is all one piece. The faucet does swivel at the base of the spout.
1967447
No- we decided not to purchase the touch model because I read it occasionally turned on by itself. However, I do like this faucet. I am glad I purchased it.
994959
No, I remove mine regularly to attach a fish tank cleaner to the faucet. It simply screws on and off.
2168407
Yes...the end of the faucet pulls out then will retract when you are finished. The button on this part of the faucet which you can see in the photo of the faucet, allows you to switch between spray or regular running water.
1944927
It retracts all the back into the faucet. We have had it about a year and are very happy with it. Hope that helps.
1286870
The spray part is not touch free and is magnetic which allows it to snap back in place easily and once you press the button for spray or stream it stays in that position - a feature I like. This is the best faucet I have installed.
1161673
Jackie........yes the faucet has a seam on each side of the spout. It's not that noticeable. It curves from the side to the back.If the batteries go dead.......it will work as a regular faucet.Also......you have the option to change it from a no touch/touch to strictly a touch on & off.Dispenser? Any style you want. We use a counter no touch model.We've been very happy with this faucet.
1674781
I honestly can't tell. Just went to look at my faucet and the pull out head looks and feels the same as the rest of the faucet (brushed stainless steel). It is very solid as it is insulated. I have had the faucet for two years now, use it many times a day as it is in my kitchen, and am still very happy with it. The spray head shows absolutely no signs of wear or scratches. Sorry, that's the best I can do.
1187193
It is part of the body, but it is sealed (water proof) so I put mine under the faucet. Wipe with a paper towel and you're done!
1353180
Good question. When I first read your question I had to chuckle. I have two cats and have experimented with both by brushing their bodies across the faucet parts and by touching the pads of their paws to the faucet - neither has turned it on. However, if you still have concerns when the on and off lever is in the off position the touch feature will not operate. Hope this helps.
1399720
If you install the faucet so the handle is on the left, the handle rotates backward to turn on ... If you install with handle on right, it would move forward to turn on ... I installed it with handle on left and it cleared back-splash easily and is out of the way ... handle is a 1/4 turn handle ...
2144885
No sir, the connection is from a plastic sleeve that sits inside the faucet & when the sprayer slides back in it seats a small nub the sprayer holding it firmly in place. This is my favorite faucet & I just bought a 2nd one for my laundry room because it works so well. :)
978910
There is a toggle on the inside of the head of the faucet (the part that pulls out from the neck). Push on the back/top of the toggle for spray, front/bottom for stream.
1146142
I have a central faucet with a separate control handle mounted in the left hole. In the right side hole I have a sprayer and it works well.
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.
2284129
I didn't have that issue. It does work differently than an American faucet (if I recall correctly, it's in a second home) I think rather than front to back movement you work it sidewise (I think)