Review on 💦 Premium Replacement Hose for Pfister Indira Faucet - Model 951-259 by Jon Dugan

I have a Pfister Indira faucet that I bought from Lowes a few years ago. Every week I take the faucet off and hook up an aquarium cleaning system to the faucet hose and repeated stresses have been causing the hose to leak in a number of places lately. I postponed the exchange because I expected it to be a hassle, but it turns out it couldn't be easier. It took me longer to find my crescent wrench, which I didn't even need, than to install a new hose. I removed the faucet head, turned off the water in the sink, and pushed the green button on the end of the hose connector under the sink. I unscrewed the plastic connector to remove the weight and then pulled the hose out of the faucet head. The weight was slid back in, the new plastic connector screwed onto the end of the hose and slid back into the male end of the existing hose under the sink. turn on the water and everything! It took less than five minutes and my faucet is working like new. I think the price is a little high compared to most faucet hoses you can get online or at big hardware stores, but thought I'd spend a little more just to make sure it's a hose that's made for this particular one faucet was developed. Didn't feel like looking around to make sure I got the right size connectors etc. I also received it the next day which was not typical in Covid-19 times.