Faucet with Sprayer: Is it possible to mount this water filter on a faucet that has a sprayer?
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Are you talking about a pull-out handle ? I was actually able to attach it on the pull-out handle. I went to a local plumbing store, but the straight answer was no. They basically don't like to work on modification like this. However, I did a lot of trial and fail, and it worked. In order for this to work, your pull-out handle needs to have an detachable aerator. If it is one of those that aerator and shower part are permanently together, you will be stuck. You can buy a replacement pull-out handle which has a removable aerator on Amazon for $20 and attach it onto your faucet if you still want to have this filteration system. At the end, depending on your modification, you will get water from the aerator in the middle of the shower head, but you may not be able to switch it to the shower mode. Enviro's faucet attachment will be on the way of shower anyway so it did not bother me whether I can use the shower. To make this modification, you will need to buy a few things since the Enviro's thread that attaches to a faucet is female, but the pull-out handle is also female. You need to buy an adapter which converts female to male. You can purchase this adapter called Pull Out Spray Aerator Thread Adapter from Chicago Faucet Shoppe online. Alternatively, you can buy this male/male adaptor (15/16"-27 x 55/64"-27 by Neoperl / SKU#: 576349) at Home Depot. If you have Home Depot in local area, you might want to try this one so it is easy for you to return. You should also buy a teflon tape so you can prevent any leak. Overall, it took me about 1 hour. I hope your luck!
908774
Not unless you can drill a hole or have a hole at the top for the faucet dispensing the RO water. This is a fabulous system and it does come with a sink adapter and instructions
942195
There is no mounting flange integrated into this faucet. You will have to somehow firmly secure the pipe that this faucet is screwed to.
1399131
Chris, you might want to ask your question directly to Kohler via their website. They were very helpful with questions I had before purchasing this faucet. I'm not sure if there is a water filter for this model. The end piece is the pull down spray arm and spray control buttons. Any attachment would have to go above that I would think and might interfere with the hose. Sorry I could not help you. By the way, I did a huge amount of research before purchasing this faucet, and I love mine. When you first turn off the water, there may be a few drips but it is most likely accumulated water in the end of the spout. Just press the button to release residual water or wipe its "nose" with a paper towel (sorry, that's the best way I can describe the drip). If it is annoying, Kohler will send you a fix as apparently this was an issue in the past.
1285232
I don't see why not. The only thing you would miss is the sprayer. But this is a beautiful faucet.
1321927
Yes, just unscrew the two adapters that come with it, and the unit itself should fit a standard faucet.
1630806
I chose this model partly because it is a standard 4 hole version. It does come with the sprayer. If you don't wish to install the sprayer, i've known some people to cover the fourth hole with something, for instance a soap dispenser. If your sink does not have a fourth hole i'm not certain what you would do, but i'm guessing you could install the faucet and just detach the sprayer or leave the sprayer below the sink.
1146143
Yes. We use a faucet with sprayer and a soap dispenser on one side. The third hole merely gets capped off and the appropriate sized and colored disk to fit is easy to find and a couple of bucks at most. You could cap off both side holes and it would look just fine - not cheap or wrong somehow.
1995314
It has to be attached with a bushing they supply, but I would have been unable to attach to mine. I used my small bar sink fixed faucet.
24933
no, you've got to know the threads on the faucet and the threads on the sprayer....if they're the same it should work
1842803
You can have both, but because the sprayer gun and the filter faucet both need a hole to mount on your sink you will need to drill a new hole to mount the faucet if your sink has the space. I removed my sprayer to make room to install the filter faucet, and did not drill an additional hole.
2273010
I can't see why you couldn't. One part of the filter attaches to the shower pipe coming out of the wall. Then you would attach the end of the hand held shower head to the front part of the water filter.
1978484
Yes, that is the type of faucet I have and purchased this cartridge for. One thing though is that this cartridge does not include the lubrication stuff to ease putting it into place so you might want to pick some up. I used a small amount of petroleum jelly but something tells me that is NOT the recommended method.
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I am using this with a pull out sprayer faucet. It was difficult to find an attachment which can make it work. We added an adaptor just before the faucet aerator so that we could fit the filter. However, due to this, we can no more use the faucet as a sprayer. But that's fine for us.
270722
Yes! I put a y faucet onto my existing faucet so the timer is on one side and a regular hose is on the other side.
1887083
I assume the spray hose attachment is seperate from the faucet and if so yes. This hooks up directly to the faucet itself as an attachment that stays.
829121
No. I actually bought it specifically because I have had so much problem with sprayers that I didn't want one that had it. I would suggest that if you want a sprayer, you look into the type of faucet where the actual faucet head itself pulls out for that use instead of having a separate sprayer head. This is what I have at home and it is much more reliable.