🚱 Hot and Cool Water Dispenser Faucet - InSinkErator F-HC1100-BB (Brushed Bronze) Review

I'm a plumber, I honestly don't see how this faucet can impress anyone. Wrong design right out of the box. Connected to My RO and hot right away, good idea except it doesn't shut off to stop dripping. Take it from a plumber - it's bullshit. Other five star reviews should be some kind of advertisement or something.

First, does the job. A good supply of hot water for washing dishes, making tea or even preheated water for the stovetop to cook pasta. You can find chrome pretty much anywhere, but if you want a polished nickel it doubles the price of most fixtures (oops). This was a GREAT find and included all the parts needed for the finish I wanted at a good price. Highly recommended.

We have been using it for several months. A minor issue is that the device makes an annoying gurgling noise for several minutes after use. The sound keeps getting longer. However, a few weeks ago the cold water lever was struggling to stay in the down position and would sometimes raise on its own. With such a price tag, how can they have poor quality control?

I love the convenience of this - not only do I have filtered water, but I can drink both hot and cold right away. My husband installed it very quickly and it matches our kitchen faucet and sink perfectly. My only complaint is that you can squeeze the cold water and it stays on, but that doesn't apply to hot water. Other than that small detail, I have no complaints!

Stylish and well designed. Much better quality than the nozzle that comes with the InSinkErator water heater. It feels like it's made of solid brass with an electroplated finish. The switch makes a very durable and high-quality impression. The faucet also swivels, which is handy because you can install the switch from the back, right, or left. The switch on the left worked best for me. You can also turn it to the side if you want to put large pots in the sink.

The InSinkErator 1100BLK faucet works great and looks great. Good quality faucet, easy to install. My only concern is that I bought this faucet to replace a previous identical InSinkErator faucet that was not working on continuous use. Spare parts for faucet repair are not offered. Basically I spent $225 on a failed dime. I disassembled an old faucet with a homemade 14mm thin wall socket and saved the parts. Now if I can find the right size o-ring I have a spare for the next time the faucet…

I needed to replace my InSinkErator hot water faucet that was over 20 years old. I was shocked to find that they are so expensive. Especially if you want a golden color. But the white was a perfect match and after a few weeks of pricing I finally found it on sale. I couldn't do it myself so I hired a plumber to install it. It seems to have taken some time to put it back in place, but now that it's done it looks very good. I found that when you pull the lever towards you, the water slowly flows…

I had to be frugal when renovating the kitchen, so I was shocked to buy a small part of the hot water distribution faucet to find that it was bigger than the main faucet. To the credit of the incinerator, the appliance continues to function like new, but it is the only appliance of the many faucets, soap dispensers, etc. that has its coating peeling off and looking very ugly. Even a very stylish half-budget faucet will still look like a new one (after a routine cleaning), but for the exorbitant

I used to have this particular model and it broke down after 5 years and 1 month (there is a 5 year guarantee). Anyway, I bought this as a replacement. It was easy to install and I really had no trouble getting it to work. This model does not have a threaded barrel. Instead, it uses a metal bracket that connects to the bottom of the unit under the cabinet and secures to the dispenser with a nut. This is the only model that will work with our granite countertops and other plastic threaded models