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| I think we are decided on Waterstone just need to decide style- traditional plp pull down or Annapolis and side sprayer? |
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| I didn't like any side sprayer options - for me it's just one more thing to wipe around when cleaning up. So - I went for the PLP Traditional and I love it. Good luck, Doc |
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| Doc Do you have good water pressure with it? Concerned abt the reduced Water pressure with the narrower tubing in the pull down |
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| Katy- we have the Waterstone PLP 5400. I love the faucet - although I am waiting for a replacement head from WS The water pressure on the WS is based on California standards - so if you want super water pressure - it will be lower than that - but it is more than our old junk faucet, so happy with it. Yes- I think I am the only person who has ever had a WS issue - I am sure it will be resolved. |
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- Posted by shannonplus2 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 28, 12 at 19:49
| Katy-lou, in response to your comment, I had always read that side sprays have less water pressure than the faucets where the spray is integrated into the faucet. Something about having to divert /divide the water to another line, vs. using one line for both. In any case, I am with Doc8404. I am always looking to minimize my cleaning tasks, and eliminate any additional crevices where grime could gather. I've got plenty already, thank you. So I would not get a side spray for that reason. I'm linking an older thread which has so many pictures of faucets installed in GWers' kitchens. If you decide on something other than a Waterstone, perhaps there is one in this thread that appeals. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Thread called Which Faucet Did You Pick
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| Thank you all! I think we are settled On the waterstone now just need to decide finish . . . |
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- Posted by shannonplus2 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 28, 12 at 20:40
| Katy-lou - so, did you decide on a side spray or not? You said you settled on the Waterstone - which one? |
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| The 5600 PLP traditional. Now do we need those other accessories? Hadn't really planned on it - we already wired for a traditional switch for the GD - although now wondering about an air switch or batch model . . . This was an unplanned remodel - our dishwasher leaked and so had to dry it out and demo - thus we are making decisions as we need to. Problematic at times and sometimes allows for us to evolve the concept as we go |
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| Love my 5500 PLP Traditional. I think you've made a good choice. What other accessories are you considering other than an air switch? I purchased an air switch and then ended up not using it. No real reason other than I decided I really preferred keeping it on the wall switch. I have soap dispensers at both sinks and they've both worked great. No problems with clogging at all. I use Dawn and both are hooked up to a NeverMT, |
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