I'd like to know if the sprayer is spring loaded. IWhen you un-latch the sprayer and pull in a down ward towards the sink does it automatically pull bk in?
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The spring on the outside of the hose holds it close to where it latches. If you pull it down, the spring will pull it back up into it's original position.
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I so sorry to be slow in responding. As soon as I received your message, I called my plumber because I wanted to ask which specific part he purchased form Home Depot to close off the sprayer. But he is sick and hasn't returned my call. Anyway, to answer your question, I have one hole for my faucet and discarded the sprayer. It works great.
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Yes, the sprayer is magnetiic with a good solid connection; however, it's important to note that the sprayer button doesn't lock in place when changing water flow from stream to shower. With that said, I love it!
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Yes it is; however, it really doesn't matter. The spray head locks into the horizontal arm when it is not hand held. It almost does it automatically. Anyway, under full force, when not locked, the spray head does not move (fly) around.
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It seems to me that it drains like most sinks. I usually use my sprayer to easily wash down the sink. I too am very careful with water as we use a cistern for our water.
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No, but that's what the pot filler arm is for... it's a regular stream. The spray arm does have a lock on it to hold the sprayer on and give your hand a break, if you need to use it for very long. As for the behavior of your spray head, that's totally dependent on how much water pressure you have turned on at the base. Hope this helps. We love it!
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It doesn't do it automatically but it does have a magnetic holder when the spray is put back into faucet so it's not dangling.
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No, it does not. You may do so for brief spraying or click it down and maintain a continuous spray. As soon as you shut it off, the spray button clicks back to the default position, continuous flow.Thus far, the whole faucet is functioning for us in an entirely satisfactory manner.
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Yes hose a sprayer pull out from spring thing... maybe 12 or 15 inches depends on where you place the weight to pull hose back into spring.
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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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Spray is constant until you shut the faucet off (either by touch or valve). You do not need to hold the "trigger" down.
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There is a lever on the side of the base of the unit, so the shower operates on "head only" "handle Only" or "Both." So if you have it on the Head Only setting, the hand held sprayer will be 'off' regardless of if the water is on or not. However, there is no "Neither" setting so water will come out of one or both of the heads (depending on the lever position) if you have the water on. Hope that helps!
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You do NOT have to hold the button down for the sprayer to work. However the sprayer is extremely sensitive to pressure and kicks off easily with minor adjustments of the water.
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Hi GordonYou have to hold the trigger down for spray mode. I have tried several different amounts of water pressure and have been unsuccessful with all of them to get the on/off ease, so have ascertained that it does not exist in this faucet. That being said, placement of the trigger makes it fairly easy to hold and spray and I am quite happy with the faucet. Hope this helps.
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They come attached. All you have to do is attach it to the water at your sink. It seemed like a nice sprayer, but it didn't last long. It started locking "on" and wouldn't quit spraying until I lifted the little handle up. I got sprayed a few times... It might have been a flaw in this particular sprayer. I had to replace it.
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No, it does not. There is a toggle switch, up position is for spray, down position is stream. Buy this unit, I love it, best purchase ive made in a long time.PAUL
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No. I actually bought it specifically because I have had so much problem with sprayers that I didn't want one that had it. I would suggest that if you want a sprayer, you look into the type of faucet where the actual faucet head itself pulls out for that use instead of having a separate sprayer head. This is what I have at home and it is much more reliable.