does it filter ALL water coming out of the faucet ? Or can you press it (?) to only use the amount you wish to? (e.g. for only 1 cup)
1856793
You select the amount of water you wish to filter. It connects to the spigot of your water source and water is carried to the filter throug a small, thin tube. The selector valve is on the connector that attaches the tubing to the spigot. It filters thousands of gallons of water. I highly recommend this item.
983848
I have had one of these units for about 3 years and the water is still being filtered efficiently. It has an adaptor that you screw into the end of your faucet and has a lever to switch it from the faucet to the purifier and then turn it back to have water come back out of your faucet. It's simple. Cheaper than bottled water.
1856794
It is controlled by the faucet lever.It comes out at a slow trickle though you will not have any pressure to it.
1856795
You flip the switch and use only the amount of filtered water that you want at that time and then flip the switch back to regular water.
1856796
It actually has the switch between the the two streems of water, either regular tap water or filtered one.
1856797
Once you turn the diverter handle at the faucet, all the water coming out of the faucet will be coming out of the water filter tap on top. It is not a storage reservoir. There is nothing to press. Just turn off the water at the faucet.
1856798
It is very convenient and simple filter. You simply switch on, when you need to filter one cup or whatever amount you need, and when you don't need any more,you switch it off. It is great product!
1856799
You attach a valve thing to the end of your faucet and turn a knob when you want it to filter water. The filtered water tastes good!
1290095
This unit hooks up to the main line (3/4 inch) pipe into my house and filters everything in my home. The unit, in my opinion would be a bit large for just one sink. I would imagine there being a smaller unit that is made for just one faucet.
254356
This model has only one outlet (cold water only). I use it for filtered water only (it is hooked upto a filtration cannister.) It is for drinking water only and not suitable to fill a sink to wash dishes as it would take too long.
2115637
I only squeeze the bottle to drink from it. It definitely takes a little work to push the water through the filter, but works well. For getting the most water out as quickly as possible two hands is definitely the way to go.
2033544
Not really. If you push the single or double shot buttons without the filter on, it will pour hot water into whatever is below it. But it does not have a separate dispenser for just hot water.
647152
You can pour as much or as little as you want. Just give it a quick rinse between pourings
1838244
OMG..it can rinse anything out if you remove the water saver as instructed on the review page! We only turn the faucet on 25% of what we used to have to, which was wide open. No fears for you.
98221
Little knob/switch on the right either makes water go through the filter or unfiltered. EASY!
2037302
Yes, You will have to keep pressing the button. Once you let go, its the amount of water you dispense.
819742
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.
41330
You have to lift off the top and pour the water out of bottom unit. Fast it filters around two cups at a time.
186351
On the faucet itself the water comes out like a spray on high and on low it comes out like a stream. On the attachment on the side. I have a hose with a shower spray that is attached for Using like a mini shower or washing and rinsing your hair. The button at top transfers the all water through the side hose.
859271
it will filter out most....unless you have a VERY expensive filter (reverse osmosis),etc... you will not get ALL(100%) of flouride out
2105094
A very firm push stops the drip. I agree with other responders that it was annoying@ first but now it's automatic. Love my faucet!
419691
We use a PUR faucet filter, works OK for us. Cartridges are a bit pricey, but they last a long time for coffee and cooking. If you drink a lot of water, well ...
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.
1354939
Yes. It has 3 choices for water flow, achieved by use of a sliding lever. You have the choice of the Brita filtered water, regular flow of regular water as it comes out of the tap, and a spray choice which is water as it comes out of the tap. The regular flow is just as you would expect out of your faucet, the Brita flow is about half the size (diameter) of the regular flow, but more intense, and the spray of regular water is of pretty good size and pressure. These filters do NOT, however, fit on the end of faucets with a removable sprayer on the mouth of the faucet itself. Works fine on faucets with a separate sprayer. Also, it comes with an adapter kit to be used with different sized spigots, and to adapt as to whether the system screws onto the inside of the spigot mouth, or onto the outside of the spigot mouth.