💦 Danco 88740 Faucet Spray Head in White – 0.17 lbs Review

I installed my first sprayer in 1977 while remodeling my kitchen. Over the years, the O-ring inside it started to leak, and there wasn't a nozzle like this at the hardware store, so I left the old one hanging in the sink for a couple of decades. I FINALLY checked out Revain and BOOM. ! IT WAS THE SAME BREAK! So I bought it and installed it and it works GREAT! (as it should be) I no longer worry about water running down the hose and ruining the cabinet wood underneath. What a relief…

The trigger switch on my Moen syringe broke and Moen will replace it under warranty. But he is in reserve and has been without an injection for 3 weeks. Time to get one elsewhere. Since I will eventually have one of the Moen, I wanted something that was inexpensive and easy to replace, but still worked well and looked good. It took 2 minutes to unbox, remove and install the old Moen atomizer head. It fits perfectly onto the Moen spray hose after removing the bottom hose cap and washer from the…

I knew I was buying a reasonably priced product and didn't expect it to last long, but I did expect it to last more than a few months. After a little over two months of normal use, the chrome bar fell off. My guess is that the front plastic piece came loose without me noticing, and when I tried to snap the chrome bar in place with my hand, the middle plastic piece just fell off. The plastic appears to have broken beyond repair. The seller of my order was Revain.com Services LLC, so I didn't…

Good. All in all I have used this product to replace my Delta atomizer and it works well apart from a few minor issues. The first thing I noticed was that the hole in the atomizer was too small to put the hose in the right position. To do this, I took a dremel and slightly enlarged the hole so that the tubing went all the way into it. No problem, it took 5 minutes. You will then need to use the old washer along with the washer in the new atomizer to stop small leaks. It went well too. Keep in…

So I mistakenly thought I could unscrew the atomizer head from my broken one and screw on this new "universal" Danco kitchen atomizer head. But it's not just a head, it's a head bolted to the base. He wants you to unscrew the head, remove the little metal clip, remove the base, put on a new base, replace the clip, and replace the head without losing sight of the many washers. Unfortunately this new head comes with a hard plastic water restrictor that is not removable and believe me I was keen…

Good. I've had this for about a year now, I originally bought this to replace one that had a dripping bottom that had messed up. Well this one did the same and I just never bothered to do it again - thought the faucet was just vacuumed, that's all. Until I recently had an idea. You can get something called "valve packing rope" or "PTFE rope" (Danco makes it), which is basically a thin Teflon tape rope. It's normally used to repair valves of course, which is why I had some. So I unscrewed the…