does the pull out faucet go from a regular flow to a spray
1343614
It does not, and I tried to buy an attachment for the end to reach all parts of the sink since the hose is so short. Pfister is unique and nothing on the market fits. So I called Pfister and they could not help. I would never buy Pfister again. Good luck.
1343615
Hi Jen, No, the faucet does not go to a spray. It remains in a regular flow. I prefer that, as it is easier to regulate the pressure, and does not splash. It works very efficiently to rinse the sink, as well as my hair when I wash it in the sink, and my teeth after brushing.
1867060
I don't think so since its an integral part of the spray head that you pull out. You should do an online search for the manual associated with this model and see if you can confirm it though. I'd be surprised if it were possible. Good luck -- it's been a great faucet for us!
849732
Yes it does, just installed it and works perfectly. As another reviewer said, just remove the small nozzle piece. I was able to pull it off without much effort or tools. Flow is perfect as described in other answer.
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!
900139
No just spray variations. I had to get a diverter change from overhead shower head to hand held or both at once.
2001501
No it does not but it does have a diverter valve under the fixed sprayer that lets you control flow to sprayer, including turning it off OR fully going only to the sprayer.....hope this helps....BTW....my wife LOVES this fixture
906919
It did mine. That's where I am using it mostly. I'd say yes unless you don't have a standard size faucet.
1103845
Yes. It does. In addition the spray head also pulls out unlike some of this type faucet. It doesn't pull out to the extent of a pull out spray but it offers a slight extension to clean your sink. I have a 33 inch sink and this faucet is exactly what I was looking for.
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
81128
great. you just push a button in which changes the flow from regular to spray. the spray is focused and strong. the faucet is both art and functional.
2018778
Garrath is correct. When you turn the faucet off, the spray function goes off, too.
175228
Yes, it does. Little problems with it so far but it is a low-flow faucet and had I known that, I would not have bought it. Like N.Price answered, the square frame does need to be pushed back into place frequently, a small annoyance.
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.
81130
The sprayer is the end part of the faucet. There is a button to push in if spray setting is desired or just normal flow of water. Both settings can be used either with sprayer end attached or pulled out to extend the reach. It is very easy to operate and does not leak.
855517
Unfortunately no,but after going through three Moen pull out faucets in less than three years this is the far superior faucet for the price . It's made well; no plastic parts and was easy to install.Also has a shorter faucet so it doesn't stick out too far in sink and wind up giving you a bath when washing up pots and pans. I love, love, love mine!
1146142
I have a central faucet with a separate control handle mounted in the left hole. In the right side hole I have a sprayer and it works well.
829121
No. I actually bought it specifically because I have had so much problem with sprayers that I didn't want one that had it. I would suggest that if you want a sprayer, you look into the type of faucet where the actual faucet head itself pulls out for that use instead of having a separate sprayer head. This is what I have at home and it is much more reliable.