Will this fit a "pull out" (retractable) faucet?
1052277
It may fit - by this I mean that it may screw in at the end of the retractable hose. But the filter is heavy, I guess one pound, and it will make it ackward to handle the retractable faucet. The best place for the filter is at the end of the fixed faucet.
215308
It might. It didn't work for me because the pluming fittings didn't match up. It was a nice faucet just wasn't a put it in the place of my other one with out a plummer
700509
It comes with various fittings (4 I think from memory) to fit different types of faucets... just try one of them see if that works for you.
482073
I don't know what brand faucet we have, but this replacement fit perfectly. It was easy to install. Also, it worked better than the replacement we purchased at Home Depot and Lowe's.
1869063
I have a standard faucet, and had to buy an inexpensive adapter for the fit. I love mine and the or ice was great.
1111591
Hi! I'm not sure what you mean by "fit". It goes at the top so it doesn't really need to fit anything. Or are you referring to the faucet connection? I'm not sure if that's a standard size, but I can tell you it went directly onto mine without any issue at all. We did use some teflon tape to keep it from leaking, and we haven't seen a drop. If I can answer anything else for you, I'll gladly do so.
996008
I'm guessing so. It fits a standard kitchen faucet if you remove the screen. It can fit either male or female.
483489
Not sure that it is available on this type of faucet. I think you would have to use some sort of stopper.
65391
Thats kind of an open ended question....I would say no. It fits more traditional standard sized faucet openings. It would not fit newer wider faucets in some of todays sinks.
1165965
It should. We have a separate filter. This unit replaced a previous faucet by a different MFG. It worked on the same connection, which I believe is a standard copper or plastic pipe connection.
581997
Sure. Ours is connected to the hose for the pull-out kitchen faucet. There is a spring-based retaining ring connector that slides down, enabling you to pull the connector off the stem of the kitchen faucet. Then the other end of the connector screws off the hose. There is probably a You Tube video that shows you what to do...
1596905
Follow up reply based on one of the comments that I see.... I think the removable aerator will fit in any faucet. I have a designer faucet with a wider than average faucet head. This low flow aerator swapped in just fine. I'm guessing the designers conform to standard parts like this so they don't have to design them.. ???
101253
It does not fit all faucets. In fact when we moved to a new house we had to go out and buy a new faucet to get the device to work. We brought the attachement "piece" to the store to make sure the faucet we bought would work.
24932
I would have to answer Yes since most (all) faucets are manufactured 'universal' ... I suppose there may be an exception here or there.
324725
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.
191543
Yes.....mine is a delta faucet......these do not last long.....they are very flimsy. I have bought two and replaced the second one even with another brand.
1355364
It is a standard kitchen faucet opening-1 3/8 and it comes with both male and female adapters so it will fit any standard faucet. It is metal so silver in color.