Does this have a steady stream of water without holding the sprayer down?
1698665
I put it in right before we sold it - so I never actually used it ;) - sorry!
864767
No it does not. If you over water it maybe but normal watering or rain is just fine!
422951
Yes. There are two on settings, one is a direct stream and the other is wider spray.
934581
No it doesn't. It has two settings, one full stream, the other a spray. I installed this faucet in December and I highly recommend it. Very well made
1286869
Absolutely, there is no need to hold any button and the spray continues. Tap the unit and the water stops.
96839
The sprayer mode does not really increase the pressure like a normal separate sprayer would. This is a bit annoying, but overall there is good pressure.
1199551
It has a built in dropper....that controls the flow drop by drop...easy to use...
543066
Yes. The water does not come out of the sprayer unless you are holding the trigger in. It makes it easy to stop, shampoo my dog, then spray the shampoo out without having to readjust the water temperature. I have not had a problem with the sprayer popping loose from the faucet when I have done this.
198172
You can toggle from straight stream to spray, it stays in either position(up or down) But when you pause, it is in the middle and you have to hold it down to keep it paused. I like this faucet a ton!! Years now...
1513046
No it does not. You would have to shut off the water. There is a way. You can get a small plastic shut off valve at the hardware store that installs between hose and the sprayer or the wall fixture. They are inexpensive and easy to install. Take your unit with you to make sure you get the right size.
188359
Yes it does,quite smoothly. We have a 36" sink and the head detatches from the arm and hit all areas of the sink. It also has a button on the head to switch from spray to stream. Very well made.
647010
Spray nozzle, no, its only gravity so you don't get a lot of pressure but its good enough to get the water out flowing from a rigid hose.
1130276
Spray is constant until you shut the faucet off (either by touch or valve). You do not need to hold the "trigger" down.
1249250
I have not noticed a drop in pressure, I don't use the drip system. I find the units work very well with small sprinkler nozzles.
579855
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.
1220798
The hose does weep residual water after shutting off the water supply valve, however it does not completely drain and requires water pressure to star dripping. I would not expect a free flow of water from a gravity system, UNLESS the rain barrel was raised significantly above ground to provide appropriate "head pressure".
1470074
No, it is not a sprayer. It's a really well made faucet, easy to install with a good flow rate and the pull out does make it quite useful. Hope that helps!