🚿 Flexible Spray Faucet Supplies - Helping Hand 1500, White Review

I have "always” used the Faucet Queen Adapter and could no longer do without it on the sink faucet in the kitchen. They last a long time; Usually after a year or so the rubber breaks and a new adapter is required. This one was made slightly different than the one I replaced. I screwed it onto the faucet and tightened it to the max, but it stopped in the wrong place (left) for my right-hander, so it's always tiring to reach to the left when I want to switch from aerated jet to constant water…

I used them decades ago and loved them. I was very happy to find them on the internet, although I didn't know how it would turn out as there were many reviews lamenting the drop in product quality. However, in the short time I've used it (2 months) it has worked well. I was very careful not to stress it too much when bending it as the fitting is plastic, but I was happy with its performance in all other respects. A small stream of water started to flow from one side and I don't know how much…

I bought one about two years ago and it has served me well. I'm assuming the rubber is going bad and needs replacing so I basically ignored the bad reviews here and bought another one. The atomizer part was ok but the part that screws onto the faucet was TERRIBLE. Not only did it appear to be made out of plastic rather than metal, it also did NOT screw onto our faucet (which, like I said, is where a lot of these atomizers have been fitted in recent years). I'm assuming the threads were the…

The seller of this item is clearly using the Faucet Queen name and reputation to sell a significantly inferior quality product. plastic, not metal. Not even high quality plastic. I had trouble getting it on the faucet properly because it wouldn't attach evenly. When that was done I thought everything would be ok. The water turned on seems to be punished. Until I tried washing the walls of the sink, this is why you buy this product from the start. The whole damn piece of rubber popped right out.

True, they don't seem to be as well made as they used to be. Thanks to D. Bergin for the detailed advice on the repair. That's exactly what I had to do. I almost threw away my old one, it was leaking. My new faucet queen flew out when I turned on the water. The rubber part completely detached from the threaded part and fell into the sink. I unscrewed the part that was still attached to my faucet and saw that the threads had small dents. This means it is buggy and not allowing it to stay on. Not

I have been using them for many years and like them a lot. After using a spray faucet for 10 years, I temporarily find myself in a room with no kitchen faucet sprayer. So I bought one of these as I remember they were good. I don't know if Faucet Queens has changed, or time, or whatever, but the one I bought was almost entirely unsatisfactory. First, the flow-to-spray switch lever is very rigid and requires two hands to operate it, one to hold it, and the other to laboriously move the lever from

UPDATE August 19, 2021 - Error after 5 years, bought the same product again. The edge of the rubber holding the large plate broke, causing the jet of water to shoot out sideways. If they made it out of SILICONE RUBBER it would last forever but it cracks and breaks down after 5 years. — 2016 — If you can, it helps. As I suspect this applies to many buyers I bought this to replace the exact same product simply because rubber has a finite lifespan and will crack and fall apart after so many years…