If I only have a single hole, can I just discard the sprayer and use just the faucet by itself?
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Yes, my husband checked this and said you can discard but would need to "cap off" the sprayer pipe" Its a really great faucet - nice looking and heavy duty. We are very pleased with it.
1312636
I so sorry to be slow in responding. As soon as I received your message, I called my plumber because I wanted to ask which specific part he purchased form Home Depot to close off the sprayer. But he is sick and hasn't returned my call. Anyway, to answer your question, I have one hole for my faucet and discarded the sprayer. It works great.
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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.
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No you do not need to use the spigot. But, I don't think it is removable. However, it will not interfere with watering without using the spigot. DB
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.
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Hi Heather, you can switch it from regular flow to spray by pressing the button. But to return to regular flow you need to turn the faucet off.
1559355
Yes, If the "hole is on the left...mounts on the left; if hole is on right...mounts on the right. My hole was left where my sprayer used to be.
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No. We think it looks better without, and then not something else to clean around. Also, we only used the faucet, not the dispenser, so ours is single hole. It looks amazing! And now that we have it for about 3 months, I am more in love with it.
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You can if you don't put a nozzle on the other end, because the pivot point of the faucet cannot always handle the back pressure that the nozzle would create.
170995
Mine has only one so you would have research Moen to find a faucet with two holes
631429
I have two faucets. With one faucet, I would not be able to reach both sides of the sink with the faucet head, but with the faucet pull-out at full extension, I would be able to reach the entire sink area with spray.
795066
You have to use the included dispenser but this does not require you to get rid of the faucet sprayer.
618759
yes to aerator. the flow control is as easy as any other single-handled faucet.
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Sorry can't answer that because I only use a Solo sprayer as they are the best.
1281992
I was looking for the same thing. I do not know quite how I will handle it - the faucet is actually in several pieces. You can remove just he arched spout part from the acutual valve, that makes it pretty short, and it is very easy. The rest of the faucet (the valve part) is held on with a nut on the bottom side (just like a regular house faucet) and it would be removable, more like once-a-season than every use.
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Unfortunately not directly. There is a quick disconnect on the end of the sprayer (orange in photo). I just do a fast disconnect and then use that sprayer for the clear water rinse. Easier to do it that way even if you could use the unit as a clear water sprayer.
795069
This is not designed for faucet water line. If you have an extra hole on your sink to install this water dispenser then you don't have to get rid of your existing faucet sprayer.
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no it does not require a separate faucet, however you can add a separate one if you want it.