When you switch between spray and stream does it stay on the setting the next time its turned on or does it always revert back to stream?
1379895
You have to have a decent pressure (half-way open or so?) to hold the spray setting, so it reverts back to stream at shut-off.
227258
One correction, when you turn the water off, spray mode automatically goes away too.
1186442
Adjust the flow you want and lock the trigger. There is a button on top of the trigger just push it in. the flow will be reduced on continuous spray. It works well just have to remember it you want a strong flow to press the trigger to a strong flow before engaging the lock 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.
978909
There is a button on the spout that you press to select spray or stream. It stays in the mode you set.
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!
1111654
Yes, you can toggle while water is running. Fabulous feature. Don't think spray can fan out, but it's fairly wide anyway, much wider than stream. I love this faucet!
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.
1161201
On/off has no effect on spray or stream. When turned back on it is in the last mode selected (spray it stream) as when shut off
241577
Just like M. Carr answered, it defaults back to stream when turned off and back on, in fact that's the only way you can get out of spray mode. Other than that, we love our Hansgrohe faucet. Had it for about 3 years now.Terry
644966
The spray mode locks when you push the center button but in order to get back to a single stream mode you have to turn the water off. This is the very best faucet I have ever purchased for me or myk clients.
1286868
Once you press the button on the spray nozzle it will stay in that position. So if you turn off the faucet and back on again it will still spray in the position you last left it. But no need to press and hold the button. I love this faucet!!!
2033252
There is a switch to vary the spray but it doesn't shut it off. You need two hands to move the slide. We are still satisfied with our shower head.
855518
No. It remains in the mode it was in when turned off. Spray to spray. Aeration to aeration.
198171
You have to hold the switch down to make it pause. And it doesn't matter of you are on stream or spray, once you pause it, it comes back on as stream. Also if you are on spray and shut the water off, it comes back as stream. But it works really well. I have no complaints. After having it for several month's I actually don't use the pause that much, anyhow. I just normally push the lever to off, so it's kind of redundant.
347807
It doesn't when on the normal single stream. However it does a bit when switched to the spray as the pressure increases. My sink also isn't very deep so it could just be my setup.
978907
Hey Robin:There is a button on the faucet head that you just click on to change from spray to stream