Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Is this faucet lead free? Does it have ceramic valve inserts?
Document: reinstall sink to drain and secure to wall (assuming your sink is mounted, not free-standing)9.) reattach flexible supply hoses to hot and cold water pipes10.) turn on water supply valves, open the faucet valves and check for leaks.I initially had a leak on one intake pipe (compression fitting wasn't tight enough) and a leak from the drain (had not secured the compression fitting on the drain all the way), but once I sorted that out, everything was peachy. I attached a hose to the faucet (it comes with a threaded end for this purpose) and was able to wash the car without any problems (right before the rain, natch!
We had been trying to find a taller faucet for our laundry sink and finally found on Amazon. This is exactly what we were trying to find; received the order in a few days and it is perfect. Thank you.
The laundry room sink faucet broke and I ordered this right away. I picked Delta because I know that's a strong product. It works well and looks good.
Put this on a slop sink. Installed without issue. Love that I can hook up a hose to this faucet. Would have gave it 5 stars but it is plastic. But you can't beat this Delta faucet for the money.
I have a deep work sink in my garage, and this faucet was a good value when I replaced the original faucet. Installation was easy. The finish is easy to clean, and the hose connection on the spigot is very handy.
After searching all the local home improvement and hardware stores, I found this faucet on Amazon. It was exactly what I was looking for. I prefer Delta faucets because they are well made and carry a lifetime warranty. It installed easily and is working just fine.
This faucet is adequate for a slop sink. I like the fact that it has a hose connection, since I often use this sink to supply water to my backyard when I do  my spring cleanup of lawn furniture, etc. It will be nice to have warm water in the hose to do this type of cleaning instead of carrying out warm water in buckets (like I had to do in the past). I only wish that the faucet came with a detachable diffuser. I would have gladly paid extra for this feature.
In my case, I already had the flexible supply pipes with compression fittings on each end and our utility sink is light and pretty easy to move so I could easily flip it to remove the old faucet and install the new one. If this hadn't been the case, getting under the sink to remove the old faucet and install the new one would have been really tricky.Here's what I did:1.) turn off the water to the sink2.) disconnect flexible supply hoses from cold/hot water pipes3.)
We bought this to replace a utility sink faucet that had broken after only a few years of use. This Delta installed easily using existing hardware with no leaks and decent pressure in the tap. It took a little over an hour and a half for me to disconnect the old faucet, move the sink away from the wall, reattach everything and reinstall the sink. A pro plumber could probably do it faster. Luckily the compression fittings on the supply hoses we had were still in good shape so I didn't need any new hardware.Installation/removal order is important (and may vary based on your existing hardware).
disconnect flexible supply hoses from faucet intake pipes (this may require physically moving the sink to gain access to the bottom)4.) if you need to move the sink, be sure to uninstall the sink drain and separate this from the drain pipe5.) remove old faucet which should be secured to bottom of sink with one or two metal or plastic nuts6.) secure new Delta faucet to sink using two plastic nuts (supplied). Make sure they are tight enough so the faucet does not wiggle7.) attach existing flexible supply hoses to intake pipes on faucet using compression fittings on existing hoses.8.)
Answer: yes