Does this faucet have a spray button that needs to be constantly pressed, or will it stay spraying "no hands" until you press it again?
1130273
It has a button that you push to either have spray or steady stream. You do not have to hold down.
1130274
The faucet has a rocker button on the nozzle that changes flow from spray to stream. Both modes are 'no hands' and don't require anything else to keep water flowing when the faucet is in 'touch' mode.
1130275
The spray button is hands free & will continue to spray until you flip the switch to stream.
1130276
Spray is constant until you shut the faucet off (either by touch or valve). You do not need to hold the "trigger" down.
489896
The push button on the handheld changes the spray levels on the interior shower head. It is not a shut off button.
400081
It stays in the mode that it was last on. So, no, it doesn't switch back unless you change it. Also, I really like this faucet. I bought it for my remodeled laundry room because of size and stainless steel components. I have Grohe and Hansgrohe in my kitchen and bathrooms, and find this of just as nice of quality. I have a Grohe in my kitchen. You have to manually press and hold the whole time to have Spray. On the Krauss it is an actual choice of spray or stream on handle (covered in a black rubber-like material). Hope that helps.
2255871
No, the button toggles from regular flow to shower spray and you do not have to hold the button.
1091120
The spray mode is activated by a toggle switch under the faucet head. When the spray button is pushed, it stays on without holding the switch. The spray mode will stay on until you push the other end of the toggle switch to return to the stream mode. Turning off the water completely will not change the mode it was in, either spray or stream.
1266335
It doesn't do it automatically but it does have a magnetic holder when the spray is put back into faucet so it's not dangling.
2105094
A very firm push stops the drip. I agree with other responders that it was annoying@ first but now it's automatic. Love my faucet!
1226719
There is a lever on the side of the base of the unit, so the shower operates on "head only" "handle Only" or "Both." So if you have it on the Head Only setting, the hand held sprayer will be 'off' regardless of if the water is on or not. However, there is no "Neither" setting so water will come out of one or both of the heads (depending on the lever position) if you have the water on. Hope that helps!
1890885
We very rarely use the pause button. We have it one spray or stream. The PAUSE BUTTON only pauses the water spray WHILE YOU ARE HOLDING IT IN!!!!!!!!!
912430
I just tested mine... the answer is "yes" The button stays in the last position used (whether spray or stream) after the water is turned off. When you turn the water back on, you get the same output as before.
912428
I will go see! Yes. If the setting is on "spray" when you turn the water off, the setting will be on "spray" when you turn the water back on. I have no regrets about this faucet! LOVE it!
336105
No, you need to hold the spray button the whole time you use that mode. Bothers some people but I don't mind it.
2159951
The water flow should resemble what you see in the advertisement photograph on the Amazon item page; make sure the spray/flow buttons on the retractable faucet nozzle are pressed-in all the way plus verify that the momentary water flow on/off is not stuck in the closed position. I've had my faucet for four years and it has worked very well; the nozzle became clogged with water deposits after about two years but I was able to replace just that part.
1686202
It doesn't have a pause button, you must turn the water off. The button on the pull out nozzle changes the water from stream to spray. It will stay in spray mode until you change it.
819742
Hi Heather, you can switch it from regular flow to spray by pressing the button. But to return to regular flow you need to turn the faucet off.
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.
336108
No, it does not. The spray function only works while you are engaging the spray button.