Review on 🚰 Delta Faucet Essa Touch Kitchen Faucet in Brushed Nickel with Pull Down Sprayer and Touch2O Technology, Arctic Stainless Finish 9113T-AR-DST by Kyle Rodman

It's hard to find a good name brand kitchen faucet with a handle that won't move back. The handle of this Delta Essa faucet stops exactly as shown in the photo. parallel to the mixer. Move the button outwards/inwards to turn on/off and move forwards to adjust the heat. Since we have a bar cover/apron just behind the kitchen sink, the distance from the counter wall to the faucet is less than 2 inches. Most of the faucets I've looked at in retail stores didn't have this feature, so I was pleased when I found Essa. a few other necessary parts. It also includes a tension tool in case the atomizer tube comes loose. I hired a local plumber to install the faucet and he said Delta is a good brand as any faulty parts can be replaced within two weeks like they did in human manufacturing facilities in the US (unlike brands like Grohe and Hansgrohe, parts of which may take up to two months due to production abroad). I think it took him about half an hour to install the faucet. I've only been using this faucet for about a week and it's working well so far. The handle doesn't leak and moves smoothly, the atomizer works well thanks to its flexible hose (as opposed to rigid) and easily reaches the right places, and the faucet rotates left and right very well. The water flow is just right whether a sprayer is used or not. For all California residents, this faucet meets Water Conservation Certification requirements.