What holds the sprayer portion to the neck body? Is it a magnet or does it push in or does it just sit in there?
1823856
There is a vinyl portion attached to the sprayer which fits snugly into the faucet neck. It holds it tightly and securely in place.
1823857
Its just a hose that you slide back in when finished. (The hose isn't very long)
1823858
It pushes in and if you pull it out to much it turns off or gets a kink in it. We wanted it to wash are dog, its ok but would be so much better if the hose was longer..
1090992
It just sits on it. You can secure it with a belt provided but it's not as stable as a click in would be.
700281
You don't have to hold the toggle in either position. The toggle locks itself into position for each type of spray.
1847127
Very simple concept. It has a t connection that will be attached to the tank feeding line. You will have a line going as regular to the tank and another will be supplying the spray mechanism. I love the concept. Best of luck.
1130273
It has a button that you push to either have spray or steady stream. You do not have to hold down.
924243
The sprayer is heavy, metal.. Quality is very good. My only complaint would be that the handle part is a little short, so sometimes a little awkward holding - but otherwise well-constructed.
1156604
The little black button is to release/lock the pusher, so it won't take up so much space. Just spin your salad until the leaves are dry, or not dripping with water, so that the dressing will stick and not be watery.
1896035
I don't know about a magnet but it does have a weight on the other end of the hose. Unfortunately I am very dissatisfied with rhe water pressure of the spray, very mild, no force but when I take the nozzle head off the water has force.
2054106
It has prongs that you can attach instead of using the magnets. The prongs insert through the carpet-works great! I have some big bore revolvers hanging from them and they hold really well.
1003161
I found it so uncomfortable to wear, even wearing a different harness, that I didn't wear it long enough to be able to answer your question. I just used it slung over my shoulder. My husband thought it was very awkward. My other complaint is that it is very hard to store because a tubular metal arm sticks out and cannot be moved, so it takes up a lot of room. But I find the sprayer itself is very adjustable from a fine mist to a steady steam, and I haven't found that to be the case with other sprayers I've owned.
733812
You push the plunger to remove the core. I am careful not to touch the end or around the plunger, as it is sharp.
1106589
there's a joint in the middle. it pulls out and the outer parts slide toward the middle until it forms an 'L'. There's a little groove that locks it in place...but it will probably eventually wear out if you keep using it. Same thing if you keep snapping it in and out of place...will probably eventually stop holding it too well.
1803986
The top has a red slide bar it stays locked no issues there, it also has ridges on the edge so when you do want to engage the pepper spray your finger won't slide off its a great product. I've been in law enforcement for over 15 yrs. and I always use saber
1799568
The sprayhead does not flop around. I can't compare the coil stiffness to any of those other brands since I only own Grohe
758605
If you get a pair of tweezers or something similar and use it to push it in it will stay
1292836
The unit attaches to the faucet with a metal sleeve, and the ring that switches (slides up and down) between spray and full stream is metal. The rest is plastic including the swivel, but have found it to be very durable. The spray is wide at good pressure, covers the entire sink area (we have double stainless), there is also more pressure with the stream than we used too get with just a regular faucet filter. Very pleased with purchased, especially price, the they shipped the same day.
888721
It is a button. Once the device is "cocked" it remains that way until you push the button and activate the bug grabbing suction.