How much does the spray head pull out?
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It actually doesn't pull out, it is simply the flexible spring that bends down. Typically the head will get down a little bit below the level of the top of the sink, and then 360 degrees. Hope that makes sense. Thank you-Matt
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It doesn't pull out really; it more or less can be released from the hook at the left side of the horizontal bar in the photo. Since it is on a kind of spring, it easily moves around the sink. We have a large Kohler deep farm-style sink, and no corner is left behind.
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We also have a square shower head that is 6" x 6". There is a clearance of 6" from the narrowest point of the arm. The spray goes downwards. I hope this helps.
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The pull-down function operates from a counter-balance under the sink. Our pull out measures as much as 30" from the end of the faucet to the end of the sprayer.
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When I unhook and pull down it comes about 3-4 inches down into basin of sink. I could not pull it even close to physically touching bottom. It can spray far and is very durable though. Hope this helps!
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As the nozzle pulls down to be your spray nozzle, not sure how well that would work.
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It's a bit annoying, I have to use the pull out sprayer head from my faucet or use a cup and pour it in. That is the only design flaw, (be it a pretty big one) it cannot be filled by let's say a refrigerator water dispenser without perfectly aligning the opening with the dispenser.
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There is a weight that is attaached to the output hose that helps pulling the head. You must, howevcer, gemtly push the head back into the slot.
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We regularly clean out bits of fur and such. On the end with the output nozzle, the cap end comes off, from there the g shaped piece will pull off, you can use a pearing knife to help using a little force. From there the whie pump vane assembly can be pulled out. It's held in with a slight magnetic force, back together in reverse order of course. It's pretty easy.
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4 to 5 times. It holds pressure as well as any sprayer I have ever owned.Mark
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Can be pulled out a total of 27". That's just the hose. Measurement doesn't include the spray head. The faucet also swivels a full 180, but maybe more but the window and back splash stop it. I absolutely love this faucet.
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approx. 18" give or take 1". the black nozzle comes off easily and often for quick storage.
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The bottle I have measured a little less than 5.5 inches without the spray nozzle top. (It's probably closer to 5.25, but better safe than sorry.)
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This is a pull out spray head. It is a bit stiff as there is a spring coiled around the hose instead of the traditional weight . It is an awesome faucet and well worth the expense. The spray head is all stainless steel and will not disappoint you.
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i put it full strength into a spray bottle and did about 8ft when sprayed off with power washer. It worked great.
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The whole head nozzle pulls down with the spring (one piece) - no retraction. Probably pulls down a good six inches, def. enough to get deep in my sink. However, this style of faucet doesn't get quite as deep as a more traditional pull out faucet, to be honest. If you want to actually be able to touch the bottom of your sink, this unit won't do that.
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There's a little trigger on the handle part, that you pull with your index finger (either hand) and there's a little spray nozzle at the front of the mop part (that the pad fits over). It squirts out probably about two feet maybe? Pretty decent coverage. The mop part flips over, so you can use either side, and the nozzle works equally well either way. This is a great product, I love mine and use it often! (Two dogs, tile floors). :)
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The face of the heads where the water sprays is a plastic rubberized material. You simply rub your fingers over the spray nozzles. Since the whole arm tilts up and down, it can be pulled downward for wiping. The heads don't come out unless you disassemble the unit. We've just wiped with a damp cloth after use.