I have a splash behind the faucet, does the faucet handle/control go only forward towards the sink to get &amp; cold water?
1726658
YES. it becomes colder as you move towards the sink; all the way forward all cold.
345564
Dear Sir, Sorry for the late reply. We would like to inform you this is a faucet for Hot&Cold water. You could see that in the picture, there is a small switch on the right hand of the faucet.
232740
You don't need any clearance behind the handle. Water temperature is changed by pulling the handle forward and it stops in the position shown in the online picture, parallel to the faucet itself.
1997830
We have two kitchen sinks with this faucet in both. I would not say it aims too far forward...it seems just right to me. However we have quite deep sinks...10". I would say that the pull out feature feels a bit awkward because of the angle of the faucet...it's not like a PULL DOWN faucet. It is usable, but I probably don't pull it out as often as I would a pull down faucet head. I do really love the on and off handle being centered instead of on one side or the other of the faucet. It's so much easier to use with either hand that way.
220522
It has to move to the back toward the backsplash, unfortunately. It's about 2 inches past the center of the faucet at its furthest.
1923465
My sink is about 5 inches deep. Splashs only when dishes piled high in sink. You can have the tap not come on full blast by turning the little lever up at the tap. Then when you turn on the water full, it doesn't come out with as much force. I just took a video with my phone so you can see. I will try to attach it
1463343
It moves forward AND backward. The measurements are as the previous message states.. I love the looks but found out when it was installed that it is a "low flow" faucet. Guess we missed that description. I do miss the full force flow tho'.
975939
No it always starts off cold and you have to wait or adjust for warm water even if it is turned on from the hot water section of the faucet setting.
801991
Technically it is for both. I suppose you could just hook up your cold water. Then the position for "cold" would work as needed. When the lever is pushed towards where the warm flow would happen, then nothing would come out is all. Its a nice faucet...love it for this price. Otherwise you might just look at say a R.O. faucet like this one: http://www.theperfectwater.com/Parche-RO-Faucet.html I have it as well and it's nice...however you won't get the flow that you would in a regular sink faucet I'd guess.
687196
The hot/cold is controlled by pulling the lever forward or pushing it backward. The water pressure is controlled by tilting the handle outward or pushing it back up against the faucet.
81127
There is a elongated flush button on the side, behind the head that you gently push in. Depending which side you push in from will make it either stream or spray. Works very well and I like the faucet a lot.
433540
I am using this faucet in my garage with a backsplash-wall guard and the water runs directly into a very deep sink, so it does not matter that it splashes. I love this faucet for the price. I can not tell how much water would splash into a more shallow sink. I think it would depend on your water pressure.
1790952
No problem with water splashing. Perhaps your sink is much more shallow than mine though. I love the look and quality of this faucet.
1311978
The handle has to be pushed to the left closest to the stem. If you push it back you get hot water, front is cold water. Hope this helps - it's a great buy and a nice faucet!
1225207
Since your faucet is this close to the wall, your hot water use is being restricted because it wont rotate fully. Your only choice is to loosen (just enough to turn it) the fixture from below and rotate it 90 degrees so the handle is toward the front. We started with ours facing the same as yours but found we preferred it toward the front. Good Luck
1923461
Good Question! I have about a 9" deep sink. As someone already said, it doesn't splash when it hits the bottom of the sink but the water pressure is so strong (great in my opinion) that if you are washing a cup up close, it will definitely splash if you have the water turned on all the way. It's an adjustment. It's easy enough to learn not to turn the knob on full. When you are used to that force of water, you'll never go back.
1069133
Not much. The handle only leans towards the back splash a few degrees past straight up and down. Mine doesn't even come close to going past the edge of the sink. If looking from the side think of a clock, with 12 o'clock being the top. My handle travels from 12:30 full hot to about 9:00 full cold.