Does this nozzle have a way of 'locking' it on? Or do you have to hold the handle in at all times to keep the spray?
1117014
Yes, there is a small metal "loop" on the back of the nozzle, that when moved down, let's the nozzle stay on at about 3/4 full.
1117015
it's cold here, so I don't have them in use. I believe it has a locking mechanism, but I was not overly impressed with the water sprayed. I had several inexpensive ones from lowes that were better performers.
138596
Yes, I hold the can upside down all the time and have never had a problem with it spraying the same as holding it upright.
325297
Yes it does. YOu just have to twist the nozzle all the way to the left. It seems to take longer than most nozzles but it does and tends to spread out more the further away you hold it. Hope that helps.
635554
There's no trick to it. Just turn it counter clockwise by the handle. It could possibly have some air pressure making it more difficult than normal to open. To test that, squeeze the lever until no more air/liquid will come out of the nozzle.
2105017
Very good reach has a strong spray but, you have to hold the sprayer with it's lever to spray I'm not real sure what you meant about not holding a button. Hope this helps.
227257
The spray mode stays on when you turn it on. You have to "un-flick" the spray button to go back to normal
803520
Yes you can push a button to hold the sprayer down for a constant steam flow You do have to hold the button down with your thumb for intermittent spraying.
1707962
The spray locks in place. Will remember also if you turn on and off. Great faucet.
650728
There is no lock on the side the handle just snaps locked as you extend it and then you push down to lower the handle. It's good about staying in whichever position you choose.
644963
The head locks in spray mode. You turn on the water and press down on the the flexible gray button in the top of the nozzle head. To unlock turn off the water and then turn back on for a regular store of water.
1343595
The handle should snap and lock into place. Pressing the blue tab on the wand after inserting handle should lock. If not, it's defective.
179832
Good question. FYI the sprayer does not have a pressure release valve. It's the only thing missing, that I wisht it had. The only thing I can do is to use it till it's empty, and then keep the spray valve open till it's unpressurized. The spraying rod trigger does have a lock capability so you can open it up and let it decompress, but that has it's downside because sometimes I'll refill it and then pump it up ... forgetting that I have it still locked open, and the stuff starts spraying out on to the floor or whatever. So I don't do that any more. Hope that helps.
2105263
the lock unlock makes it a hands free so to speak. when you squeeze the trigger and slide the lock on it keepsit on full spray. I use it to give your hands a break.
1655933
The button remains in the on position until you nudge it. IMO, the handle would be the logical part to grip in a vice, but if you are going to use the wet feature, you'll likely need to configure something to contain the spray.
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.
1091123
It stays on, no need to hold the button down. It will turn off in spray mode and turn back on in spray mode if you dont switch it back.
179831
Yes, it's called a "shut off lock" and when you squeeze the handle it releases pressure. On some models there's a pressure release that you pull up to release pressure. Either way, there's a way to release the pressure. Directions for using the release are included in the general use directions that come with the sprayer.