Does the spray lock in place or do you need to hold the button for it to stay on?
1707960
Yes, you can switch from spray to stream with just a little click behind the head of the nozzle. It's discrete and doesn't take away from the style of the faucet
1707961
Yes, the button to change the stream of water to spray locks in one position or the other, until the switch is changed back to the previous setting. You do not need to hold the button while using either setting.
1707962
The spray locks in place. Will remember also if you turn on and off. Great faucet.
1286869
Absolutely, there is no need to hold any button and the spray continues. Tap the unit and the water stops.
1223363
Spray does not lock on - you must hold it. When spray is on, main faucet is off.
2262913
Yes. The trigger for this sprayer is the red button, which you press (lightly) with your thumb. It also features a trigger lock, so you can lock the button down in the ON position.
1286871
yes, the sprayer can stay on with the hands free feature. hands down the best faucet I have ever had. the magna lock technology is great
152070
you can spray a little and stop, just press lightly on tab. If you press it all the way down it locks open.
1783034
No it doesn't--- which is kind of annoying because it sprays out a little when it's on the spray mode, if you know what I mean. But not really a big deal, I always switch it back-- but my husband forgets to do that.
976267
when you depress the top part of the black button it should hold the spray to be constant, then when you touch down the bottom part of the black button, it should be stream. when we first got the faucet, i had a problem getting it to stay but just kept playing around and found if i depressed down enough it would hold or lock in. hope this helps.
2250914
it has a locking hand squeeze trigger, which is the protrusion you see on the handle... that allows you to adjust the spray or lock it full on...if you release it, the flow from the wand stops
1891132
You have to hold down the trigger to spray. The spray mode is only activated when you hold down the trigger. When you let up (the normal mode) it does not spray. It's NOT a toggle on/off. Hope that helps.
680288
The button is a "press on, press off" type function. However, if you press part way it will stay on only until it is released. I find it to be a very handy feature.
1091122
The spray mode stays on until you turn it off via the button. It is not hands free.
543065
Yes, and it has an easy lock clip on the handle so you can control the water flow. That way you don't have to constantly press the button when spraying the water.
1305397
It does not have a lock function, the second faucet provide continuous flow. Further, the squeeze handle is a straight on/off toggle. To adjust the spray volume on it, you use the primary control valve at the base.
634461
you do have to hold the button down, its a push buton you hold with your thumb its really easy to do, once you let off it truns off
921191
Yes. You press the button down and slide the lock up to keep the button pressed.
322670
Once you push the button. It will stay down by itself you don't have to hold it down & it works very well. Just get the stick part wet & not the blue part. Good luck