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Question: how do I stop the faucet from dripping?
Document: When we were shopping for new kitchen faucet, Touch2O was just a new feature we discovered and felt optional. When the pricing on Amazon showed that we can have this feature with very little premium, we decided to order the model with it.This is an amazing feature if you do hand washing dishes a lot like we do. Not only it can save water, it eliminates the effort to keep the same water temperature. It now clarifies why I let the water running when I actually wished to stop the water. It was not to avoid to get knob dirty or messy.
While it takes some getting used to. I love that at a touch, I can stop the water from running or turn it on to wash up.
This faucet went together easily and is exactly what my kitchen was missing. *It is large enough to get all my pots and cookware under it*The spray/stream button is easily accessible*Soap dispenser is easy to use, has a large holding capacity and is tall enough to easily use*I love the touch2O feature the most. While I am doing multiple tasks, I can leave the faucet on, but just by a slight touch I can stop and start it without actually touching anything. Its sensitivity is spot on too.
It took me longer to unhook the old faucet than to install this one. It works as advertised. When you have the handle set to on, you can start and stop the water flow with a touch. And you can grab and move the faucet without turning the water on or off. The only thing I've noticed is sometimes when I pull the head off to use the sprayer, that does turn the water off, but a simple touch turns it back on.The only downside is this takes 6 AA batteries to operate so it's not the greenest alternative.I did not install the soap dispenser.
Being able to see the whole installation before I start, and the ability to start and stop the video throughout the procedure is really nice. That being said, this experience was so distasteful that I'll never purchase a Delta product again.
This is a follow up review of this product. After less than 3 months of using this faucet, the touch function all of a sudden stopped working. A cursory check under the sink revealed that there is a leak from the hose just above the solenoid which shorted the electronics including the battery pack. Delta assisted with troubleshooting but it didn't stop the leak. They are sending me a new solenoid but I don't think that it will solve the problem since the leak is above it. I repeatedly removed the solenoid to check the filter for mineral deposits as they suggested but no dice.The only suggestions that they can offer me is to bypass the solenoid which means that the touch function will no longer work or buy a different faucet from Delta at 50% off which is still pretty steep since their faucets cost upwards of $300-$400.
We love the look of this faucet. It did require a plumber to install it because of our sink/counter situation. It also has operational flaws one of which is a drip if you don't get the handle back in the exact spot to stop it. Another weird thing is it turns off without anything being near it or touching it. It's quirky and not what we expected as far as the touch feature. We may just take the batteries out as some people have done to fix the touch problems. (Note this thing does take 10 batteries to make the touch feature work.)
I bought the combination model because it was cheaper than buying the faucet alone.
This is such a fun faucet - it is so convenient that I now wish all faucets in the house had the same touch on-off feature.
This is a great faucet. I did not install it myself but this faucet is fantastic and works just as described. Great technology.
Answer: yes