can I attach this to my bathroom sink faucet? (im even okay with buying an additional connector as long as I know it works) If not, what WILL connect?
76396
No, your shower head should unscrew. The pipe from the wall will have threads on the end, (a male connector). The sink would need some kind of separate piece as it is a female connector. All you do is unscrew the shower head, (using a rag or other soft item between the wrench & head to prevent scratching), add some teflon tape to the each male end and screw the silver piece shown onto the shower head. Then re-screw the shower head onto the end of the silver piece shown. Then you can push and twist the plastic hose onto the silver piece to attach & remove it easily. It is designed to fit onto a shower head.
888352
I attached to the existing water outlet. I removed the fixed faucet and just screwed this one in that place. It works really great.
1959901
Well, like ANY faucet, you need a connector hose. You shouldhave one on ANY faucet, but they may need to be replaced. If you asked this question, get a professional to install.
336222
It is not designed for that. It does need to connect to the faucet. But with the proper tools, space, and engineuity I suppose you could make it work.
710982
The hose is designed to fit onto the 1/2" pipe that projects from the wall after removal of the the shower head. I doubt that the spout on any sink faucet would accept a 1/2" pipe connector. However it might be possible to find an adapter that would fasten to the sink faucet on one side and the shower hose on the other. Check with a plumber or hardware store.
779546
Sorry for delay. Yes, faucet has a bubbler screwed into outlet. Unscrew bubbler and screw in an adapter to fit your connection. Be aware that unit has rigid tubing with 1/2" male thread connectors. You have to supply 1/2" female thread by 1/2" sweat connectors. Since there is no "give" on the tubing, you will have to measure very carefully before you cut your existing 1/2" pipes.
320947
Works great on the 15/16" top connection water supply lines which connect to the sink faucet. Sorry for the late reply. Hope it helps. I think it is worth it to have in your plumbing tools. G M
105157
Shouldn't be a problem. Usually the faucet is set on the back of the sink. It needs only extend thru the sink. This will fit on standard sinks. I can't see mine easily but as I remember the threaded connectors should extend well beyond an inch and a half if you must go thru the counter top. But check your sink itself. It should have holes in it for the faucet.
1588404
This is designed to thread onto a threaded nipple, usually brass, not to attach to a copper pipe. If you are using copper, then would would need to solder a threaded fitting on to it to attach this faucet.
2203106
The faucet, coming out of your water line, is male. The connection on top of this outlet is the female, the two ends are male ends. So you would need an adapter between the female end of the hose and the female end of this outlet.
877603
This particular faucet is a one hole version so not sure if it could work for you. Maybe they have some kind of adapter to help cover the extra holes?
875309
I have not tried that. the connection on the sink unit is for a garden hose to be screwed into. I bought it to use while i had my kitchen torn apart for remodel but had it hooked to the garden hose.
2251674
You have to unscrew the standard faucet cover. You should be able to see threading on your faucet. Then screw the adapter piece on and the tubing is attached to the quick connect. In my case the part that needed to screw on wasn't deep enough. When I contacted customer support (super helpful by the way) they told me I could remove one of the washers inside to make it fit and it's worked great ever since. Remember don't turn on the water without having control over the attachment or you will wash your bathroom.
41481
I have it connected to a water line. I don't know if you can connect it to the sink.
1490021
It is hard to say depending on what kind of faucet you are referring to. Standard kitchen sink faucet won't work with system, but a dedicated faucet from another water filter system might. It would be best if you can contact us and let us know what kind of faucet you are referring to.
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.
1766583
If it's a Moen, like I have, I'd say no. What I do is use the bathroom sink faucet, which uses standard fixtures, and works with the Clear adapters. Be sure you order the extension hose- the Clear built-in hose is useless without the extension. BTW, the Clear filtered water is delicious! Better than Pur and Brita, which I also have. You can refer to my recent review for more info. Good luck!