Can I attach a faucet water filter to it?
1331010
I am not sure which filter you want to attach. We've attached a PUR filter to end where the water comes out. I don't like them too much because of the back pressure they cause.
1331011
If you unscrew the end-thingy with the little screen/filter in it, you can buy a hose converter at a hardware store and with it screwed in, you should be able to attach it. Of course, maybe the filter you want to use will fit the threads of the spout as is. I took 2 different hose adapters home because not sure which one would fit, and returned the one that didn't.
1709534
I don't see how you could. There aren't any rivets to screw a hose end to it. The newer filters seem to go on and off a bit easier then the older ones though.
1427381
The base screws onto the threads of the faucet. If replacing the filter, it just pops in.
1436038
I have had this pitcher for a few years now, and yes, attaching to a faucet appears to be the only way for the water to go through the filter. It comes with a faucet adapter and is very quick and simple to hook and unhook. It is a great filter pitcher system and the filters last a long time. Has a red/green indicator to tell you when to change the filter.
834728
Sure, just hook a regular hose between it at the faucet. That is how I use it.
2005220
I don't see why not. I would highly recommend adding an inline water filter.
1130141
It attaches to the tip of your existing faucet at the spout where the water now pours out. You can see (if you place your finger there) that your existing spout has threading to screw on an attachment. You screw on the metal end of the Doulton unit to your spout which then directs the water flow through the Doulton unit to filter the water. The Doulton unit also has a switch near the attachment to direct the water either through the filtration unit or unfiltered through your spout. It is possible that you may need to buy an adapter if the Doulton unit's mechanism doesn't fit your faucet, but it's unlikely. Mine fit perfectly, and works great,
1831622
Yes you can as long as you have the converter that comes with the water filter. The end of the faucet does screw off for this purpose.
218942
You can, but there will be parts of the faucet visible that are not meant to be seen. It is designed to be mounted to a wall.
1821489
of course you can..you unscrew the top & flush the filter with water..amazon also sells the filters
795068
You can with adapters, but the water lines that come with this filter are really small, so you won't get much volume or pressure.
1602841
Yes as long as you have the closing valve vertically. Make sure the filter is placed so you can change it.
1878428
You should be able to. I ordered just the filter with the idea of attaching a large "rain" style head to it. However, because of the angle of the outlet, you can only use smaller shower heads. Attaching a hose from a handheld should work though.
334811
YES you can! I have a faucet that pulls out, and has a button to choose sprayer or regular water flow. I had to visit a plumbing store to get a little ring to help the pieces join together, as the ones that came with the unit were not the right size. But it works great! However, I can't really use the sprayer any more. It's okay... my excellent water filter is worth it. As long as you have a circular ring that you can unscrew, then you can use this filter. You just might need help with finding the right size for your faucet.
1246049
I would assume that it can. Might take a special fitting, although i doubt it. It is intended to be a drinking water faucet and most of those are connected to filters. This faucet uses a 3/8 compression fitting which is very commmon. I am very happy with my faucet as it matches my other Delta gooseneck kitchen faucet.
1658425
Yes - it attaches right below. I called the company to verify my showerhead would work with the filter before I bought it.
1163730
The under sink one will be a little tricky to move. You'll probably end up making a trip to the hardware store to reconnect the faucet to your water supply once you remove the filter at your rental place. That being said I do love mine for every other reason.