Review on Aimadi Commercial Kitchen Sprayer Brushed by Jason Caldwell

I've been using it for a few weeks now so I'll tell you the good, the bad, and the ugly. The nozzles are too low, but they're powerful enough to knock paint off a truck. The problem is that both are sprayers. No matter which one you use, the water will ricochet off and soak either your shirt or the surrounding countertops or both. The temperature gauge is handy, but I'm concerned about the longevity of the electronics surrounded by water. I thought two jets would be nice, but they just get in the way. The large nozzle unscrews easily and I have to reinstall it every day or it will leak and splatter on top which would be great if I want a splash guard in my kitchen. .Speaking of the large nozzle, it gets very hot when hot water is passed through it. The lack of insulation makes it difficult to touch when washing dishes. The design looks good, except for one fatal flaw in the leads. (See picture) I hooked everything up and turned on the water to check for leaks and I had just enough time to get out from under the sink when the braided cord came loose from the faucet and my under sink cabinet spilled in transformed into a water feature.