Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does everybody have an issue with the Talis C model centering itself?
Document: Soon after installation the faucet leaked and it wouldn't stay in place. It wants to center itself. They sent out a ring to fix the issue, which worked for about a month. Now it's centering again! I am returning it.
Purchased the faucet at Costco and we are very pleased. We had no problem with the installation. We have not experienced any problems with the faucet leaking or the centering issue mentioned by others. We would definitely recommend this faucet.
I purchased this at Costco. Installation went without a hitch after removing the previous single-hole faucet. Included baseplate can be used to cover holes left from a previous three hole faucet. Purchased in July 2013.I have not experienced the "centering" issue reported by some people - the spigot stays where it is unless physically moved to either side.
It works great for now, no more self-centering, and I do like its look, but I would never recommend this faucet.
We shopped alot for the right faucet and read many, many reviews and went with this one. And it's perfect! We have not had the issue with it trying to self-center (that seems to be more prevalent with the (older?) versions sold by Costco, or perhaps improper placement of the spray hose weight).
Recommended by our plumber for quality. looks gorgeous. BUT:  1)there are two spray modes and when you click to shower mode, it wont go back into column mode without first turning off the faucet. 2)when you turn the faucet, it should stay where you turn it to, this model does not, it always trys to center itself, this gets annoying if you are working with two hands and you want the stream anywhere but center.
We had previously owned a hansgrohe faucet for 10+ years and loved it as well- then got a new sink with a peerless faucet and after 2 years really regretted it. So glad to be back to this brand-feels much more solid. We purchased this model for $50 less at Costco and can return it if we aren't satisfied. Every faucet we've owned with an integrated sprayer requires the faucet to be off to switch back to solid water stream- so that wasn't much of a concern for us.
The problems people are having with &#34;centering&#34;  can be resolved by moving the weight on water spray tube. If you have it at the dead bottom of the tube loop you'll have no problem. If you have it hanging on the supply line up toward the faucet, it will pull the faucet to center. Try moving the weight to the bottom of the tube as it hangs below the faucet.
This was a really nice faucet and I purchased it from amazon warehouse deals for a fraction of the retail price, only thing is that it has one major flaw, so I have sent it back. The faucet literally centers itself no matter what!!! You turn it on and to the left or right and while you are using it, it will center itself, hitting the center divider on a sink and making a mess.
The reach is enough to get far enough out into our big sinks. And the height is high enough to reach under to work the handle with your left hand if need be (important). Lastly, the pull-down spray handle is very comfortable to grasp and move around without twisting your wrist.
Answer: yes