💦 Portable Shampoo Sprayer - U-BCOO Sink Spray Rubber Hose (Style 1) Review

This is a simple and easy to use spray hose. I almost came back for not reading the spec and it slipped off my sink faucet. Then I found a cheap key clip here on Amazon for less than $4 and was good to go.

Great concept but rubbish. I have a standard size faucet and the thing glides great, but even before I turn on the water I can see it slowly slipping off. As soon as I turn the water on (very low pressure, air supply) everything just slides off. waste of money. Now I need to buy some steel clamps to see if he sticks with this one. If not, then return everything for the money.

If you have three dogs that need regular shampooing, this is a handy device. I have an old fashioned faucet on my laundry tub and just couldn't find an extension that would fit. That's great! It is pulled directly onto the nozzle threads for easy installation. I leave the stretch piece on the faucet when I'm not using the extension and just unplug the hose from the nozzle. I find it amazing, but since dogs are bathed more often, my dogs refuse five stars!

I'd rather wash my hair in the kitchen sink than in the shower. We recently moved into a townhouse for rent. I was trying to find a faucet sprayer that swivels to attach to a faucet. But I couldn't find anything in regular hardware stores. Then I saw this hose and decided to give it a try. I was positively surprised! It fits perfectly on the faucet. The only caveat I have is not to turn the water on too hard or the connector will come out of the faucet. Except for this small detail, I would…

I bought this to use in my kitty's sink. My dad thought the faucet neck was there, but it's a bit bigger. BUT it's a rubber neckline so I was able to pull it over a large neckline (1.25" instead of 0.75" I think). I pulled it out quite a bit to get a good seal and avoid leaks. It stays on even when the water is running at full blast (much to my cat's constant dismay) but disperses the spray just enough not to hurt her if the water comes into contact with her body. So it's great for washing…

Don't just stick the thing on the faucet and immediately turn on the water! ;) I bought this product to rinse my color treated hair in a stainless steel kitchen sink (much easier than washing a tub!) and it worked perfectly. But the device's simplicity means you can't just turn the water on at full blast and expect the seal to dislodge from the end of the faucet in some fun slapstick fashion. I kept the water pressure at about half of the maximum pressure and that was enough to rinse my hair…

really cool. I don't know what all the bad reviews are about. I bought it to wash my dogs in the sink so I don't have to bend over the tub anymore. It attaches securely, has good water flow and is long enough to reach anything that fits in the sink. I think that it is also very suitable for washing hair. Other reviews mention that it will stretch or get too big to securely attach a faucet or whatever over time, but you can order a hose clamp or stop at a hardware store to get one. Is it really…

Garbage, garbage, garbage! I would be happy about a bad rating! I needed this to work, we are replacing our bath faucet and it is an odd size so it is taking longer than expected as this size is hard to come by. We bought this to put on the sink faucet next to our bathroom and was going to use it to flush but when we got it we put it on the sink faucet and turned it on, no water came out. It blocked the flow of water, we didn't understand that water flowed under the sink, under the sink, under…

This little suction cup is great! I almost didn't buy it because a previous review said the holes were so small they didn't have good pressure, but any of us who have tried top mounted atomizers know we all do. Splashing water everywhere except the sink. I tried it as the attachment looked easy to install and that's for sure! He squeezes instantly, even for someone with a weaker grip. I've also read reviews that said it leaks, but I noticed that there is a rubber lip in the nozzle. Be sure to…