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Question: Does this have a diverter on the faucet hookup so that you can switch back to regular water to wash dishes
Document: With a brita on the faucet you have zero reaction time.I think it might be nice to have one switch back to faucet automatically but since I am not used to it, I don't miss. For now I will give it four stars. It works. No Leaks. Water seems as good as with brita brick hanging on my faucet.
The unit was taller than expected...it stands 11.5&#34; tall. The swing arm is quite long also but it's swingable so after i use it, i just swing the arm out of the way. Also, it said that when you turn off the water, the switch from filter water to tap water will automatically switch back to tap water. It does not...or at least it does not on mine with the pull-out faucet.
Having used other counter top water filters, I would give this unit high marks. The housing is solid. The spigot is just at the right height and angle for easy filling of glasses. The diverter valve does not leak and pops back to non-diverting position when the faucet is turned off. The unit did arrive missing the O-ring for the housing. Other than that one hiccup, it is a great unit.
This is indispensable for my dorm sink. I can have a high flow of fresh tasting water and it's easy to switch on the faucet between filter and sink.
I read all the wonderful reviews and for its price it was a terrific choice ...at first. It's very easy to install but after 6 months of use the water diverter valve no longer snaps back into place. But that's minor.Now after 6 months is time for the replacement filter. The wrench that's needed to open the canister was not provided. Based on other recent reviews there's no way to get it from Watts either.
I have been very pleased with the taste of the water, ease of installation, and availability of replacement filters. I've been disappointed with the diverter valve, as it sticks partially on all of the time. It's gradually gotten worse so that it no longer just dribbles, but a solid stream of water shoots out of the water filter's faucet every time the sink faucet is turned on.I contacted Watts' customer service. They asked me only one question, if I had proof it was still under warranty.
I received this in the mail a while back expecting it to have a chrome faucet & spout the one I received was white. Not a deal breaker but just disappointed a bit. Other than that I love the way it works and make my water taste.
My faucet water, directly out of the tap measures at 107, while the water coming out of this Watts device measured the highest at 137. So, the quality of this water is worse than my own tap water. Therefore, I must send it back. If it makes the quality of the water worse, it is simply useless to me. FYI, the RO water measures at 7PPM and the Brita filter pitcher water measured at 60 PPM.
Ok I have had this water filter for a year. I have replaced the filters twice cause it says to replace every 6 months. The spout that screws on to the faucet doesn't work ,it leaks. The little handle that makes the water go into the filter broke and won't stay in. I am disappointed cause it's a good system. All I need is the piece that screws to the faucet and it's all good again. I am not planning on sending it back to the people who assembled it.
Sink upgraded to sprayer, and guess what? After searching several hardware stores, find out that pur faucet filters don't work if you have a sprayer, the water pressure is too high and the pur won't stay connected. Much happier with this anyways, it is not in the way when doing dishes and works just as we'll or better and is cheaper in the long run because of filter costs. Just hoping I can find a filter that also works on minerals for replacement and it would be perfect.
Answer: Yes it has, but you will lose some pressure to wash the dishes.