Review on 🚰 HOMEWERKS WORLDWIDE 3310-160-CH-B-Z Chrome Drinking Water Faucet with Single Handle and Low-Arc Design by Jay Kenville

Not recommended for installation through a hard surface but likely suitable for use with a cut out or tile in a pre-drilled sink. I will return it for two reasons. First, it installs into a hard-surface countertop, not through a hole in the sink. It doesn't slide out far enough to be used with anything in the sink, like a pot of water for pasta or a plastic water tank for a one-cup coffeemaker. This creates the need to use a coffee cup or similar container for filling, decanting and repeating. Very annoying and tiring when you need 6 liters of water. Second, like every other faucet I've had, a small amount of water drips when the valve is closed. In the bathtub or in the sink, this is not a problem. However, due to the size of this faucet, those residual drips end up on my countertop. The requirement to wipe it dry after each use. After a week I'm ready to buy a huge box of 1 gallon jugs of bottled water until I come up with a better solution. Installation is easy, beginning with actually tightening the nut on the hose, but requires someone with Houdini skills to squirm into the closet and lie on their back to undo it. Don't hope to replace it. Not to mention a dizzying array of drain pipes, water hoses and drain hoses, an extended flush hose and a pull-out trash can. It took longer to remove and reinsert the pull out bin than it did to insert the faucet. Если вы наймете кого-нибудь, чтобы сделать это за вас, я настоятельно рекомендую вам сначала вынуть все из базового шкафа, потому что процесс извлечения всего этого значительно увеличит стоимость рабочей силы (моя выдвижная часть имеет 20 винтов, и вы не можете в минусе, believe me).