Review on PARLOS Waterfall Bathroom Faucet with Handles by Bud Crabtree

I'm pretty sure I wrote a review for this product but it popped up on my list of items to review so I guess I'll tell you how we met. rzunimag. I was working as a fitter at Revain and I had the opportunity to choose a bathroom faucet and I thought 'Wow this is just beautiful, I've worked at Revain for almost a year and I haven't decided on a bath or a shower.' Plumbing, so I immediately decided that once the job was done I would go to Revain.com and look at the shower plumbing. There were a few I liked but the waterfall faucet was welcome so I ordered it and it arrived. It sat for about 2 days because we couldn't reach our plumber so I watched some videos on You Tube and figured out how to install a bathroom faucet and I installed the unit myself. Who would have thought? This device is beautiful, and the water flows out in such a way that it is a pleasure to look at, and that is why many people praise it. A very good investment. Now all I can think of is the pop up drain that comes with the kit. It drains slowly, very, very slowly, and sometimes the sink almost fills with water. Not sure if it's a drain or something else in the pipes further down the line, but it's annoying. If you ever buy this type of pop up drain, I suggest investing in a cup and some sort of pole to raise and lower the drain because, let's face it, you don't need a microbiology degree to to see that there are some unsanitary conditions here. Overall, this device is worth the money and theft.