Does the pulldown sprayer retract totally back into the faucet? Or hang down a little below?
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.
1944928
It retracts fully, except when it doesn't. The weight needs to be installed at just the right location. If it runs into any under sink clutter it can hang up a bit. Usually a little jostling fixes it
1944929
Retracts totally. Must share that we haven't used the pull feature often. Our plumber says that you have to have the right balanced weight so that it doesn't hang. We really like the faucet.
1944930
It does not hang down, if you are having that problem it is likely because the weight that is attached to the water line needs to be adjusted.
1534669
yes, the entire lower housing is attached to a stainless steel mesh hose that goes through the length of the faucet and extends down into the cabinet. Pretty much like the old spray nozzles that were mounted to the side of the faucet. When you pull down/out on the end of the Delta faucet, the end comes out of the faucet tube and you can direct the water wherever you wish. In addition, the black control buttons on the end that pulls out allows you to change from single stream to multi-stream spray. Faucet is functioning perfectly in our household after 4 months of service.
834227
When I unhook and pull down it comes about 3-4 inches down into basin of sink. I could not pull it even close to physically touching bottom. It can spray far and is very durable though. Hope this helps!
976267
when you depress the top part of the black button it should hold the spray to be constant, then when you touch down the bottom part of the black button, it should be stream. when we first got the faucet, i had a problem getting it to stay but just kept playing around and found if i depressed down enough it would hold or lock in. hope this helps.
2166740
Yes, the sprayer screws on and off, very easily... My faucet is a Moen and does not require the adapter included. I do not know if the adapter changes anything.
1466270
Not sure. My experience was the opposite, the handle screwed so tight that I could not dislodge it. Took another person to hold the sprayer while I lightly tapped with a hammer to free the screw.
1553454
1. Yes.2. Spray stays the width of the faucet head.I agree with Melanie that this is a great faucet!
366663
The spring on the outside of the hose holds it close to where it latches. If you pull it down, the spring will pull it back up into it's original position.
1997830
We have two kitchen sinks with this faucet in both. I would not say it aims too far forward...it seems just right to me. However we have quite deep sinks...10". I would say that the pull out feature feels a bit awkward because of the angle of the faucet...it's not like a PULL DOWN faucet. It is usable, but I probably don't pull it out as often as I would a pull down faucet head. I do really love the on and off handle being centered instead of on one side or the other of the faucet. It's so much easier to use with either hand that way.
198172
You can toggle from straight stream to spray, it stays in either position(up or down) But when you pause, it is in the middle and you have to hold it down to keep it paused. I like this faucet a ton!! Years now...
1040190
You need to attach the gravity ball on the sprayer house underneath the sink. It's heavy enough to pull back or retract the sprayer. Make sure you mark the hoes after pulling the sprayer the length you want out, then attach the gravity ball (2 pieces that snaps on around the hose). FYI- I used the old gravity ball as well to retract the sprayergood luck
2255118
The pull-down function operates from a counter-balance under the sink. Our pull out measures as much as 30" from the end of the faucet to the end of the sprayer.
359765
It actually doesn't pull out, it is simply the flexible spring that bends down. Typically the head will get down a little bit below the level of the top of the sink, and then 360 degrees. Hope that makes sense. Thank you-Matt
153687
Yes. The sprayer is the pull out and it swivels to get pretty mush the whole sink.
554842
i guess i do not understand your question, if you purchased a sprayer it will unscrew from the bottom.
163295
My faucet head does not automatically retract. You have to raise it back into place and often you need to turn the head a little to get it back to the correct position. Although it is not a big problem, I thought it should have been a little smoother.
2273993
Good evening! It does not pull out. It only pulls down to what the spring will allow which is below the spout.