A kitchen faucet sprayer is a handy little device that makes rinsing dishes and kitchen utensils easy.
They work great for cleaning sinks and rinsing fresh vegetable.
If you find yourself in the market of a new kitchen faucet sprayer, here are some tips to consider: 1.
Kitchen Faucet Sprayers and faucets can be one unit.
Some all in one units have a hose that extends the faucet and the sprayer portion is activated by a push button on top of the faucet.
This is extremely helpful because the hose itself can extend up to three feet.
2.
The spray area needs to be concentrated.
The water itself is diverted from the faucet to the sprayer.
A light spray is rarely useful except for delicate vegetables.
If there is an adjustment for water flow on the sprayer unite, that can prove very useful.
If that option is not available, look for a concentrated sprayer.
3.
If the sprayer is mounted on the sink, make sure that it is designed not to leak.
When using a sprayer, water can go all over the sink.
There should be a little lip that doesn't allow the water, once the sprayer is removed from its holder, to flow down below the sink and cause a mess.
The small things come into play when you are putting together to a kitchen that is functional and beautiful.
Putting together a kitchen faucet sprayer that has all the bells and whistles you want will help you fully utilize you kitchen now and for years to come.