Is the faucet attachment detachable so you can fill it directly from the faucet?
72040
No, the faucet attachment says attached. You can not fill the pitcher with the faucet attachment detached. Having it attached does not affect the normal operation of the faucet.
72041
No, it's attached to the filter unit inside which is the basic principle of the clean2o system.
72042
The pitcher has a hose permanently attached to it that connects to the faucet for filling. This is the only way to fill and filter the water. The pitcher comes with adapters for your faucet. Once you install the proper adapter for your type of faucet, you can quickly attach and detach the pitcher's hose in a matter of a few seconds.
72043
You cannot fill from the faucet. It is the force of the water pressure going through the attachment that makes the filter work. Otherwise, your water would be unfiltered thereby defeating the purpose of your purchase.
1483000
Yes there is, I could do so. I have a single handle faucet. If your had a larger faucet with two handles it might be crowded. I also have the matching mirror and wall cabinet. It's a lovely set. I get many compliments.
1534669
yes, the entire lower housing is attached to a stainless steel mesh hose that goes through the length of the faucet and extends down into the cabinet. Pretty much like the old spray nozzles that were mounted to the side of the faucet. When you pull down/out on the end of the Delta faucet, the end comes out of the faucet tube and you can direct the water wherever you wish. In addition, the black control buttons on the end that pulls out allows you to change from single stream to multi-stream spray. Faucet is functioning perfectly in our household after 4 months of service.
1071345
The faucet end pulls out to be used as a sprayer so I don't see how it could be used with those attachments, but I have not tried them on mine.
2144885
No sir, the connection is from a plastic sleeve that sits inside the faucet & when the sprayer slides back in it seats a small nub the sprayer holding it firmly in place. This is my favorite faucet & I just bought a 2nd one for my laundry room because it works so well. :)
565622
Yes, the bottom section unscrews. That is section that aerates the water coming through the faucet. You are able to unscrew it to clean out the little screen inside. I'm thinking that a quick connector will not work, because the threads would not line up, but I'm not really sure.
1995312
Yes, but it is not a strong enough seal from faucet to filter to then use the retract hose on your sink as the filter will certainly come off from the faucet. Also, the filter must work properly and to do so must be mounted to a fixed sink faucet. Yes it will connect, no you shouldn't continue retracting it with the filter installed.
1332689
no it does not require a separate faucet, however you can add a separate one if you want it.
1658399
I'm not sure if it's removable, but we just connect the hose directly to the house spigot. The hose reeled around the holder hides the spigot. No big deal, nice, heavy duty hose holder.
538748
I don't know, sorry. Mine was gift. But you can unscrew the filter at the bottom and the plunger should detach. :)
1071342
I would ask the manufacturer, but this is a pull-down- I've never seen one on a pull-out faucet.
1352251
No, the head is attached to the top of the extension. You can detach the sprayer but that connection is after the bend in the tube.
2103807
Unfortunately, no. It comes attached. You just need to add your own faucet. But I assume you could have the sink/countertop removed if you really don't like it.
2075915
Yes, the device is threaded on the inside of the faucet side. You just have to turn the entire device to screw it on to the faucet. Then you can connect your hose to the male end of the device.
1166306
I doubt it highly. In fact, it's an imperfect product that leaks just as all the other reviews say. Water leaks from the attachment piece; and really everywhere. You can still get a small stream of filtered water from a regular faucet, but it's not impressive despite claims.
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...
449937
At first, I couldn't get the water tank off - I had to fill it by putting the whole unit under the faucet. Then, my husband got it "unstuck," so yes, you can remove it. My problem with the unit is that I can't get enough pressure unless I put my hand in the water and keep the black plastic thing-a-ma-jig slightly raised on one side. Very annoying!