How good are those plastic wing nuts at keeping the faucet firmly in place over long time? Won't it come loose eventually from pulling and tugging?
1276375
They are very hard plastic and hold it on pretty good. I think it would need a pretty hard knock to loosen them. Personally I love these I installed them in my old house and took them with us and reinstalled in our new house and the set I bought on Amazon is for when we remodel our 2nd bath.
1276376
The plastic nuts hold good. Almost every new faucet comes with them. I have never had a customer complaint.
1276377
I have had this faucet for 2 years now and have not had a bit of trouble. The wing nuts are still snug.
1276378
Haven't installed this yet but I have a Pfister in the kitchen for almost 5 years and haven't had any problems with it coming loose. We have very hard water and it did corrode the interior. Called Pfister thinking I'd get a replacement part and they sent me the entire set-up, including sprayer and soap pump, no charge. Thought that was pretty good.
226822
I does swivel and is also a "pull out style". It seems to be a good faucet so far.
1690779
..mine worked like a charm, yes...it screws like a crank, you just have to tighten by feel...if you think you have enough for one more turn and the neck to end up vertical then go ahead...I knew on my last turn that it was pretty tight and that I might had enough for a one more turn but I wasn't 100% so I stopped...plumbers tape is a must obviously and so far no leaks or problems....there is no need to over-tighten....
1775323
Wing nut supplied. I find it better to replace the wing nut with a Nylok nut and tighten/loosen it with a box-end wrench. The nut then stays snug during use.
1052620
It certainly feels like a magnet is holding the spray feature to the curved part of the faucet. Once in a while, if not seated properly, the magnet doesn't catch - rare occurrence and easily fixed with a slight turn of the spray. This faucet gets a lot of use here and is holding up very well after two years. Even with this hard water, there's no scale build-up.
2252006
If you are asking whether the pull out faucet stays put because of magnetism, it does not. When you put the faucet back in the holder, it snugly fits back. It does not fall out or anything because of a rubber seal in the neck.
1585856
We've had this faucet about a year now, and it's still working well despite our teenage boy regularly slamming it back (that was why we had to replace the old one). There is also no pitting or defects in the finish. It's holding up well so far.
1466133
I actually stick mine behind the faucet controls. Keeps it out of the way. *shrug*
1941558
I have had mine for about a year, love it, the color looks like the ones in Lowes display, the only thing I did was to move the handle to the front over sink as when my hands are wet I didn't want them to drip on the back of the sink. I have had no trouble with the faucet and it looks good with my bronze colored composite deep sink.
1777565
Yep, mine started leaking and falling off and now won't stay on, almost as is the two little white pieces that pinch the faucet hose to stay on are broken. After only 1 month or two it's broken and now I have extra filters i won't use.
1595677
This is an old question now so you've probably dealt with it, maybe by contacting the company, as they recommend. That said, it may have been the ball bearings. There are three of them, inside the fitting which attaches to the faucet. They are, I believe, what keeps the thing attached. If you lose one, it can still work. Two, probably not.
2144889
The faucet sprayer head is pulled up by the internal hose being weighted by a clamped weight that hangs free under the sink. It works well as long it's adjusted to hang free underneath. I have had three homes and have put this specific faucet in each, the last install being 2/2014. JB
1071342
I would ask the manufacturer, but this is a pull-down- I've never seen one on a pull-out faucet.
2060133
I've had it for a year and it works great. It retracts and pulls out smoothly. It's a great faucet.
968470
Yes, the pull down feature is a cinch to use. Like any other similar faucet, however, the 'return' is activated by a weight, and this and the rest of the pull-down hose must be located so that there is minimum interference from other plumbing or under sink items. The head is gently held in place by a magnet. My wife loves the faucet, and unlike WRO, we have had no problems with the faucet.
1822648
I haven't had any problems with it. I will tell you that I really liked this faucet and was glad I got it.
2079718
The pull out portion of the faucet is made out of a weaving plastic. However, it works pretty good and I have not have any problem with it.