Whedon Products SU6C Delux Swivel Super Spray

This was super easy to attach to my Pfister Marielle 1-Handle Bar/Prep Kitchen Faucet (NOTE: I'm using an adapter Pfister sent me to increase the circumference of the faucet; without it, neither this, nor any other sprayer, would fit as it would be too loose.) You simply twist the base of the sprayer until it's tight, and that's it. (I used a parrot-nosed pliers to gently tighten it.)This sprayer works with both male and female threads; if you're attaching it to female (inside) threads, attach it as is; if you're attaching it to male (outside) threads, remove the large washer and then attach the sprayer.From its description here on Amazon, I wasn't sure about its construction. It looks like metal, but looks can be deceiving! According to its package:"Country of origin information:Brass swivel, connector & lever control made in USA. Spray body made in Italy."Other helpful information from its packaging:"Complies with Federal Energy Conservation Act, 2.2 gallons per minute (GPM) maximum flow rate at 60 psi. 2.0 GPM at 45 psi.Complies with "Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act" Public Law 111-380. Wetted (sic) surface areas average less than 0.25% lead content."Its various settings work as expected, i.e., stream, spray, and trickle. Nice! Pfister Marielle 1-Handle Bar/Prep Kitchen Faucet

Awesome for hand washing dishes. Installs in seconds. Finish and quality are top notch. There seems to be some confusion as to how this device functions. It's not intended to stop the water flow completely. With the handle in the closed position there will still be a small dribble of water. This allows the water to stay the same temperature. So when hand washing, simply flip the switch on and off as needed. This saves a ton of water, and also saves you from having to turn off and on the faucet all of the time. The spray function works well, as does the solid stream. The head rotates allowing the user to reach the corners of the sink. I've had several of these from various manufacturers over twenty years and different houses. This sprayer is the best of all of them. If I move again, I'm taking it with me.

I wasn't to sure about this swivel sprayer. I have an older model SS kitchen sink. It has two large deep bowls on either side of a smaller shallower bowl in the center. The faucet we had to replace was long enough to reach well over the large side sinks, but not far enough to be useful when washing dishes in the deep bowls. We had bought another swivel sprayer, but the swivel had begun to crack and it was hard to turn back and forth. I thought the lever to slow the flow would be in my way, but I really like it. Now when I use the spray function, it doesn't splash all over the counter and me!! Even set on full flow, the spray seems "softer" than our other swivel sprayer. This one seems to produce a lot more water pressure on the stream setting, a very forceful stream on full blast.If you are in need of this type of item, this appears to be a good one. Time will tell if it will hold up to constant use, but it does seem to be a better one than our old one.Addition to my review: I like this swivel sprayer so well, that I've bought another one to have on hand in case this one quits on me. Even my husband said that this one seemed to create a more forceful spray than our old one. We REALLY love this Delux Swivel Super Spray!!

This works very well. i replaced an older version that didn't seem to have much flow, and this one blows it out of the water. There was a snag in shipping, as they sent me the wrong item the first time. Otherwise, product is heavier than my old one, and looks much sturdier. will update in the future after a couple months of use.UPDATE: Just and fyi, there is second threaded joint at the top of the aerator itself. Just below the swivel and pause bar. If you are getting any leaking or spurting of water from the top of the nozzel or around the base of the pause bar, try making sure everthing is snugged tight.

Love this faucet head! Installed in 20 seconds flat by this 70 yr. old lady. Swivel reach is perfect for a standard kitchen or bathroom sink. The metal lever on the faucet is a great idea, you don't have to reach back down to the faucet handles to adjust the flow. Lever is sturdy, operates smoothly and effortlessly...just raise or lower with a touch. So easy! You can reduce the flow to a bare trickle to save water but it doesn't turn it off completely. That way you won't forget the water is on and blow up your kitchen pipes cuz you left the pressure on. Used many times daily for more than 2 months. So far I love it.