Is the faucet end removable so you can you attach an adapter or straight a garden hose.
1411198
the end is call an aerator and is removable. The aerator has female threads.
1411199
Yes, you can attach the proper adapter and then attach the garden hose, however you might want to consider the stress that a garden hose might place on the spout connection at the base of the faucet.
1411200
It is threaded so it does unscrew...it looks smaller than what a hose usually threads onto...but I am sure u can work around that to hook up to
2075915
Yes, the device is threaded on the inside of the faucet side. You just have to turn the entire device to screw it on to the faucet. Then you can connect your hose to the male end of the device.
2166740
Yes, the sprayer screws on and off, very easily... My faucet is a Moen and does not require the adapter included. I do not know if the adapter changes anything.
646985
No, it has to be removed to attach the hose. I think it is the greatest little faucet lock. Also, the customer service of the company is great. It just takes a telephone call.
1525914
No, you would have to use an adapter to go from 1\2 female pipe thread to your garden hose end
1658403
No you do not need to use the spigot. But, I don't think it is removable. However, it will not interfere with watering without using the spigot. DB
1399882
Yes, included are adapters for hooking up to ANY faucet, including the kind without threads.
499006
No, you cannot connect the valve directly to hose faucet. The threads on the valve are not compatible with the threads on the faucet. There are PVC fittings available that you can use to fabricate an intermediate link that enable you to hook the valve to the end of a section of hose that is attached to a faucet, but it cannot be hooked direct.
1887083
I assume the spray hose attachment is seperate from the faucet and if so yes. This hooks up directly to the faucet itself as an attachment that stays.
772020
We were attaching ours to a kitchen faucet, so we bought an adaptor at the hardware store that allows us to snap the hose on and off. If you are going to use it on an outdoor faucet, it should work as is. It is a normal-size end. It looks small in the picture, but I think that is misleading.
497113
You can easily remove the hose thread adapter from the faucet and replace it with an aerator. The aerator must have 55/64-Inch Female Threads and a Polished Chrome finish to match the faucet. American Standard M922880-0020A, available from Amazon, should be suitable. I am not aware of an aerator with female hose threads that could directly mount on the existing faucet as-is. Conversion is easy and should require no tools. That said, an allen wrench may be needed to remove the hose adapter from the faucet the first time. It is practical to regularly switch between the aerator and hose adapter, if needed. Be careful to properly align the threads and only hand-tighten either adapter; do not use a wrench that could mar the finish or strip the threads if the alignment is not accurate.
1748495
Yes, it fits on the end of a hose, and has it's own on/off spigot...it really works well and is WEL worth the money!
798933
Nope. different hose adapter. look for the quick release type. Not the screw on.
404371
No, it comes with an adaptor to t into your water faucet line for a supply.
1483527
Absolutely, yes! It's manufactured that way, the gray adapter end permanently affixed to the black, corrugated hose. By the way, trying to remove the gray adapter will likely destroy the hose.
286343
It's a standard garden hose coupling. It's designed to prevent back siphoning. The set screw is to eliminate removal and not a great idea for outside faucets in a northern climate.
1281992
I was looking for the same thing. I do not know quite how I will handle it - the faucet is actually in several pieces. You can remove just he arched spout part from the acutual valve, that makes it pretty short, and it is very easy. The rest of the faucet (the valve part) is held on with a nut on the bottom side (just like a regular house faucet) and it would be removable, more like once-a-season than every use.