Could I just attach this head to existing hose and bracket since the one that comes with is faulty?
1184153
Don't see why not... As long as it fits...would recommended calling Culligan customer service anyway however in case they can offer more /better advice... Hope it helped..
1184154
If your existing 'bracket' is faulty you need to buy a new one...It is a 1/2 " you can get at any hardware store, metal, plastic or PVC, does not matter. If you want to use it on the lawn hose to wash your car you need to buy a bracket one end 1/2" and the other 3/4" both female.
928098
yes, but wouldnt recommend lugging the whole thing - use the hose and hose head adapter.
497113
You can easily remove the hose thread adapter from the faucet and replace it with an aerator. The aerator must have 55/64-Inch Female Threads and a Polished Chrome finish to match the faucet. American Standard M922880-0020A, available from Amazon, should be suitable. I am not aware of an aerator with female hose threads that could directly mount on the existing faucet as-is. Conversion is easy and should require no tools. That said, an allen wrench may be needed to remove the hose adapter from the faucet the first time. It is practical to regularly switch between the aerator and hose adapter, if needed. Be careful to properly align the threads and only hand-tighten either adapter; do not use a wrench that could mar the finish or strip the threads if the alignment is not accurate.
1268825
It looks like the connector is different that what comes with the BV-006. But if you have a second blower nozzle you can do what I did for my neighbor, we cut his blower nozzle short and glued it to the connector for the hose. it works great that way and he is happy with it. P.S. you can get a second blower nozzle from the manufacture too.
1814740
I don't know...it was too difficult to attach bonnet to hose..don't recommend
246761
Remove the current shower head and attach the hose in it's place. Be sure to use Teflon tape on the joint.
1007269
I haven't used the accessory hose for that purpose yet. Sorry, I cannot help you.
1146700
I do not know, I had asked the same question. What I ended up doing was, I bought the the hose, wand and head. Already together. Now I have a spare head. It stinks we couldn't get a wand, for that head. I hope you, have better luck then me.
2095617
I screwed off my old shower head and screwed in the new one. It had a threaded connector attached
1983431
Not entirely sure I understand your question. The handle on the hose? If so yes, but why would you want to buy it only to replace it? Or did you mean on one you already have to exchange shower heads? Either way you should have no problem unscrewing the head from the hose to replace with another.
2095448
Shouldn't be a problem. This head can attach either way by screwing on or clip.
821854
Not sure how you managed that...as every hose has both a female and male thread; my guess is that you attached it to an unorthodox female fitting that was attached to your supply valve (which are always male thread)...with that said...this hose sprayer as much as I dislike it...is a standard 5/8 hose thread.
418584
There are two parts. You must detach the hose to use the faucet, but the mounting head that still remains on the faucet works just like a regular faucet head.
1835243
I am fairly certain that it will be fine, but in the off case that it doesn't work out alright, you can remove the fluid head with relative ease and replace it with a different model if need be.
1852225
Unfortunately it does sound like it is defective. The one I got has threads to screw onto any standard hose. I would request an RMA on yours.
499007
No, You will need a fitting that is male pipe on one end and female hose thread on the other end. I would recommend a fitting with out a swivel.
1897768
I salvaged the one off the broken/destroyed hose. Not an easy task, but it can be done. I'm not sure that the deflector inlet it essential, though... may be able to just use one of the included connectors if salvaging the original isn't an option?