🚿 Grohe 46174000 MetalFlex Hose for Kitchen Faucet, 59-Inch, Chrome Review

Exactly as described. Installs in less than 10 minutes. To remove the old hose, turn off the hot and cold water supplies under the sink. Disconnect the hose and remove the quick coupler and spring. Pull the spray head and hose out upwards, disconnect the hose from the spray head. Apply a small amount of petroleum jelly to the o-ring before installing it on the spray head for quick and easy attachment to the hose. It comes with two different ends to attach to the atomizer head. Make sure you are

If you are unfamiliar with the procedure, it is very important to familiarize yourself with the details. I also checked out the Grohe video from their website. For the install, I reused an old spring, a chrome nut from an old hose that connects to my manual faucet, and a quick coupler. I used a very small amount of petroleum jelly type lube to make it easier to place the o-ring on the new hose in my hand. The hardest part was getting my "quick" shedding to, well, lose weight! After releasing…

This is an exact GROHE OEM hose for a 2004 Lady Lux Cafe kitchen faucet. My old hose lasted 16 years. Chinese 1/2 prices are questionable and no one needs water damage. I originally had a red quick disconnect with a 2.2 GPM flow restrictor. GROHE currently only uses yellow without restriction. My faucet now has good pressure. Replacing the hose is a bit difficult. Tie a string to the bottom of the hose you are pulling out. Then tie the string you ran through to the end of the new hose that goes

I'm writing this review in case anyone else experiences some of the twists and turns I did. I bought this replacement hose (Grohe 46 174) for the LadyLux3 Cafe Plus model 33 893 (Grohe double-jet main washbasin pull-out spray) which is currently over 20 years old. It works great and fits perfectly IF YOU UNDERSTAND how to remove AND install the old hose AND what parts to reuse. First of all, before going too far, you need to think about the order of actions. It seemed simple at first: before…