Review on Non-Metallic RV Kitchen Faucet with Flexible Spout Ideal for Campers, Motorhomes, and Travel Trailers by Mike Sutherland

It's nice and fun to use but when we installed it the little white plastic gasket inside the faucet part broke right away and started leaking! Luckily I check things like that! I took it apart and tried to reinstall with a blown gasket --- (no way to replace it) so far so good, it leaked at first but now it seems to have "healed". Keep a towel under the sink just in case! Apparently you can replace RV faucets with regular faucets as long as you use a big enough pipe instead of a tiny pipe and don't get a hose nozzle if you don't have a hole for it!