Review on 🚰 Moen Edwyn Spot-Resist Stainless Steel 1-Handle Deck Mount Pulldown Kitchen Faucet (Model 87028SRS) by Jason Sisawang

The faucet handle curves at a higher level above the sink than previous faucets we've had in the kitchen. However, after an initial period of getting used to it, we actually like the higher level better. Too many times I couldn't turn the skillet or pan because it rattled against the faucet. With this faucet there is enough space for all our pots, pans and bowls. In addition, the water flow controller has a good and easy-to-use range. Small adjustments to flow rate and water temperature are easy to make. Small presses don't move the dial from boiling hot to freezing cold, or from full jet to a fine drizzle. While this might seem like a "given" for the average faucet, we had two kitchen faucets (not cheap) that offered less control over flow and temperature. The only "fault" - for us - is the placement of the water control lever on the right side of the light. Yes, we could adjust it with the dial on the left, but the problem would remain the same: you always have to hold the thing to be washed in one hand (either left or right, depending on how it's adjusted). Pick the "wrong" hand and you'll have to stretch your hand through the water jet to move the joystick. In the past we had lift arms that were equally accessible for both hands, so we had to adapt to the new configuration. It's not a "problem", but we have to adapt to it. Finally, we like the water flow control, dubbed the "retractable bar". There is a button on the wand that selects "Flow" or "Spray". This button works smoothly and efficiently and is easy to use. Previous faucets we've owned had little buttons that had to be pressed and after a while it took some effort to push them all the way down. There is no such thing with this plugin. The wand can simply be pulled down and pointed around the sink or into a pot or pan to clean dishes. What is the bottom line for us? An excellent device that works great and looks great!