Review on 🚰 Moen 87233SRS Adler Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet: Power Clean, Spot Resist Stainless Steel Magnificence by Tony Beale

I love this faucet in my kitchen sink! We had a cheap faucet that was at the townhouse; he was six years old and needed a replacement. It was similar but made of plastic. The Moen Adler One received rave reviews from my ex-husband when he took it out of the box to install and every member of my extended family has left positive feedback on this faucet since installing it! Seriously, people have noticed and commented on both the look and function of my kitchen faucet! I wasn't interested in a "touchless" faucet for several reasons, generally I don't need a faucet that requires high maintenance costs. If that's what you're looking for, it's not that trendy. After researching options and reading reviews, I chose this Moen Adler One faucet based on style, functionality, and quality. I am very happy with this faucet. I rarely write reviews but this product has made my life easier so I do. I've been using it for about 10 weeks; it's solid with no issues. What I like: * The surface doesn't leave water stains * The faucet moves left and right easier than another * The hose is easier to pull out and reinsert * When I press the button to spray instead of spouting, it stays on ! * The bottom of the spout is higher than the other, giving room to wash a large pot, baking sheet or cutting board without pulling it out of the sink and pouring water everywhere. If I have to point out a defect, I would like two beam strengths. The jet is powerful and I would like a softer jet, but I can achieve this by adjusting the water pressure.