🚰 KB1601PX Porcelain Centerset Faucet by Kingston Brass Review

Yesterday I installed 2 of these cartridges for my wife and she loves them. A few installation notes. The silicone goes under the drain pipe that goes into the bottom of the sink. Put the drain plug, stem extension (plastic part with screw) on the drain plug stem clamp, 1 side only, then thread the drain rod through the hole in the extension, then slide the other end of the clamp onto the drain plug rod so it doesn't slip back and forth on the drain rod. If you want more water, detach the…

This is a nice product, but there are some problems. Closed with a white handle) means it slides out at an angle. If it's close to the wall, it becomes difficult because of the angle of about 30 degrees you have to pull to operate the lever to put a plug in the sink 2) instructions which is a shame although they aren't as bad as some that are barely in English , skipping these steps, or not providing clear instructions.This resulted in the faucet leaking and my constant attempts to fix it…

My house is 120 years old. I wanted to buy a bathroom faucet that matched the era of my house. I ended up searching the internet. I came across these and have them Bought it. Despite the fact that it had mixed reviews. It is NOT easy to install. I am very handy and have changed many plumbing fixtures in my life indicate cold water, easily fall out and fall apart. I spent 2 days gluing them together. The rod that pulls out from the back of the faucet to stop the drain. This is ridiculous of the…