Does water come from the center of the sprayer, or only around the outer edges?
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you can select 6 separate spare options to suit your need, all are excellent.
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Several different settings allow you a variety of sprays, some inner, some outer, with varying intensities.
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The sprayer does have a misting option which is about the width of the sprayer head, about 3 inches.
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I don't know since I do not use a sprayer. I think it would have to be separate from the faucet itself.
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No, water has to flow through the pedal valve before it can enter the sprayer line. That is a good thing from my experience with a wand that attached BEFORE the valve which would leak.
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the edge that you see from the outside of the tub is straight, the part that is in the inside of the tub is curved so that water doesn't get caught in the corner. Also makes it more stable when caulked in.
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the tip of the water pic turns opening the water flow, when it is completely closed I have no dripping. It also determines the force of the water coming out.
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Mine has two square edges and works fine. However the problem I had is the fitting breaking that attached the sprayer to hose. That made it absolutely worthless. It broke the second time I used it. Now it resides in the local landfill.
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There is a vinyl portion attached to the sprayer which fits snugly into the faucet neck. It holds it tightly and securely in place.
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THE FIRST ANSWER IS NOT CORRECT - water only flows from one place at a time. I just installed the new version of this faucet this weekend. It's just like a normal "old fashioned" faucet/side sprayer combo - when the water is turned on at the main lever (at the side of the faucet base), water flows out of the pot filler arm of this unit. When the sprayer handle is depressed (either manually or because the small hook is latched to keep the handle squeezed for you), the water stops coming out of the pot filler and flows from the sprayer. You can't have water coming out both places at the same time. Because of the new design, water will always be flowing out somewhere if the main lever is turned on: spray handle depressed = water thru the sprayer; spray handle not depressed = water thru the pot filler. You can latch the hook on the spray handle to keep it always depressed and then use that arm of the fixture as your main "faucet" when you turn the lever on/off if you want. Unfortunately the new design results in wasting water, since letting go of the sprayer handle while cleaning dishes does not stop the water flow.
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The part where the water comes out -- the "face" of the sprayer -- is not metal, it is hard plastic.
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No it does not. If I remember correctly, the instructions said not to use water. That said, I have used it with a pressure sprayer spraying water.
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Yes. You adjust each side as to how wide you want to spray. Then you adjust how far you want it to spray. I use this in between my to raised beds to water my garden, however I have also used it to water my very long and narrow side yard
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It comes with a spray head that restricts the flow. If you use it as the instructions indicate you will not have a problem.
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It will have a few drops "leak" from the sprayer if you don't get the water out of the hose after you turn the valve off. This is our 3rd sprayer and 3rd brand. None have leaked but this one is my least favorite.
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I have a central faucet with a separate control handle mounted in the left hole. In the right side hole I have a sprayer and it works well.
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Looking at the shower head there are a set of outer and inner nozzlesThe settings are:OffOuter nozzles onlyOuter and Inner nozzlesInner nozzles onlyMist (This setting is really cool)
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Yes it does. The sprayer is really great. It has great pressure for rinsing dishes. It also does not get water spots on any part of the faucet.