Will the spray function stay on if you turn the faucet off and then on again? Some faucets use the water pressure to keep the spray function on.
2018777
Yes, it does. You have to physically push the button to change it back to single stream.
2018778
Garrath is correct. When you turn the faucet off, the spray function goes off, too.
1467077
Yes, it remains off. You will have to manually turn it back on if your water cools down.
1402120
No, it has a small clip (you leave it on) that every time faucet is turn on the sprayer in on. I love the faucet. the soap dispenser broke within a month, buy a better one. Not happy with the Kraus sink, finishing is not great
1415569
Pressing the button changes water flow from stream to spray or vice versa. Does not need to be pressed continually for either function. We are very happy with this product.
992134
the spray nozzle does have an on/off turn to make. Other than that, I have had no problem. Good luck.
855518
No. It remains in the mode it was in when turned off. Spray to spray. Aeration to aeration.
391912
No, you have to use the faucet to turn the water on or off. Nothing on the shower head itself will turn it on or off, just changes the spray pattern.As long as the faucet is close, it should not be a problem. You don't want to leave a kid or a senior with functional problems alone with the spray head.
644965
The faucet will stay in its spray mode on its own until the water is turned off. At that point it will return to its normal stream of water.
1091120
The spray mode is activated by a toggle switch under the faucet head. When the spray button is pushed, it stays on without holding the switch. The spray mode will stay on until you push the other end of the toggle switch to return to the stream mode. Turning off the water completely will not change the mode it was in, either spray or stream.
2154157
No turn water on and engage the spray function. Once you turn off the water it will default back to stream or you can press the button back.
1776190
It does shut off when you stop spraying. Disregard the other comment that indicates that it stays on. It pretty much maintains a fairly consistent PSI that you can set. When you stop spraying, and start, there is a mildly larger burst of PSI than the usual steady flow. Nothing that I would consider a problem though. This thing is worth every penny. I highly recommend it!
1843685
No the shutoff value on the Sprayer only closes water flow to the Sprayer , even on shutoff valve closure water still continues to Flush Tank as usual, I have never closed shutoff value in last one year as there is no leakm if you are planning for some long trips and away from home you can shutoff , i only did once.This is very nice product i loved it and installed in all 4 bathrooms across my home.
912430
I just tested mine... the answer is "yes" The button stays in the last position used (whether spray or stream) after the water is turned off. When you turn the water back on, you get the same output as before.
279062
yes. when you turn off water it will automatically spring back to sink faucet.
846989
You can leave it turned on. I really liked the faucet - until we couldn't turn it off one day. After about two years of use it simply did not turn off again. I see there have been other instances of this happening with other purchasers. It may have something to do with what type of water you use, or it may just self-destruct no matter what, so beware.
1209637
You regulates the temperature and pressure of the water using the sink faucet. Sprayer button is for on/off only.
409577
The sprayer comes with a valve that you should turn off when not in use, but you don't have to shut off the toilet water supply (if that's what you meant). If you don't turn off the valve the nozzle might drip a little is all.