does the spray return to the base automatically?
1266332
No. I have to feed it a little backwards. It has to get pretty close before the magnet grabs.
1266333
There is a weight on the hose under the sink. As long as that can move freely, it will assist in returning the hose. It is not a hands-free return. Dont get hung up on that, its a great faucet.
1266334
It comes with a weight that is attached to the hose under the sink. The weight pulls the head back into the faucet. I added a weight from my previous faucet and the head snaps right back.
1266335
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.
1266336
no - and I wouldn't want it to. It only requires a little lift to place it in the retracted position.
641976
It does automatically connects to the base. I bought one for the same reason.
1793468
Yes, it sprays in one spot with the ability to adjust the pressure from light to strong by turning the nob. It is great. I really do recommend it.
2168407
Yes...the end of the faucet pulls out then will retract when you are finished. The button on this part of the faucet which you can see in the photo of the faucet, allows you to switch between spray or regular running water.
1553454
1. Yes.2. Spray stays the width of the faucet head.I agree with Melanie that this is a great faucet!
1091120
The spray mode is activated by a toggle switch under the faucet head. When the spray button is pushed, it stays on without holding the switch. The spray mode will stay on until you push the other end of the toggle switch to return to the stream mode. Turning off the water completely will not change the mode it was in, either spray or stream.
400081
It stays in the mode that it was last on. So, no, it doesn't switch back unless you change it. Also, I really like this faucet. I bought it for my remodeled laundry room because of size and stainless steel components. I have Grohe and Hansgrohe in my kitchen and bathrooms, and find this of just as nice of quality. I have a Grohe in my kitchen. You have to manually press and hold the whole time to have Spray. On the Krauss it is an actual choice of spray or stream on handle (covered in a black rubber-like material). Hope that helps.
1588889
Idk. I never emptied mine and its been several weeks now. Sprayer works everytime
912430
I just tested mine... the answer is "yes" The button stays in the last position used (whether spray or stream) after the water is turned off. When you turn the water back on, you get the same output as before.
336107
The spray mode is temporary. When it is pressed it comes on, when you remove your hand it immediately returns to normal water flow. I wish it would allow for the spray option to remain on until you want to change it, but it doesn't work that way. Sorry.
347807
It doesn't when on the normal single stream. However it does a bit when switched to the spray as the pressure increases. My sink also isn't very deep so it could just be my setup.
1569810
No, once the tank is pumped up for pressure, the handle will lock into place and the sprayer is "hand carried" with one hand while spraying with the other.
2154159
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.
227257
The spray mode stays on when you turn it on. You have to "un-flick" the spray button to go back to normal
1391690
It stays in whatever mode you left it in - there's a collar around the spray head that you slide up and down.
1390990
The short burst is time...once something triggers the motion detector, the sprinkler turns on and sprays an arc about a sweep and a half, probably 6 seconds, then the motion detector resets. The distance it sprays is dependent on your water pressure and how far you turn the deflector screw in the end of the nozzle.
644965
The faucet will stay in its spray mode on its own until the water is turned off. At that point it will return to its normal stream of water.