How to Change a Kitchen Sink Spray

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Is it time to change out your kitchen sink spray? The video about will show you how you can quickly and easily complete the job.

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Third one of these I've purchased. The first two sprayers broke and installing all three without any leaks has been a struggle. I've remodeled entire bathrooms and not struggled this much with leaking equipment. The water runs right down the hose and under the sink and no amount of tape or tweaking seems to be able to fix this.

This product is NOT universal. You have to purchase a new hose.

Harlon, I aplogize for this frustrating experience you have had with one of our side sprayers. We will take care of this for you. Please contact our team of experienced Technical Support Agents; they are ready to assist you with this leaking issue. We are open Monday through Friday between 7:00 am and 5:00 pm (CST).

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Mine came with a flat metal like washer and a thin flimsy white one, and it leaks...bad. Useless.

Thank you!! This video helped us solve our problem.

One of the very worse companys Ive ever purchased from. They fail to mention that if you will in fact need a specific type of hose to make this work. Essentially my particular sprayers base broke and i went with this home depot junk. To my dismay there are different hoses that have a longer end piece past the holding ring of which mine was not manufactured to such a length. Making the product NON universal if they say anything about it being so please follow up kindly with a lawsuit requesting detailed information about the meaning(because they mean universal to faucet brands not hoses. So in the end I purchased a leaking sprayer to replace my sprayer without a base. Which would you rather have?

Just bought this. Thanks for the video. But I don't have any provision for this on my cheap (lol) sink. What I thought was a provision is actually an overflow outlet for the dishwasher. Can I drill a hole for this on the sink? Or replace the sink? Also, down below I don't have a spare water outlet. Use a two-way splitter? Thanks

I'd like to know why all kitchen sinks these days have one of these sprayers. Why do they exist? What's their purpose that the main sink faucet doesn't provide?

I notice you do not use pipe thread on the quick connect threads where the quick connect attaches to the hose. Wondering if there is a reason to not do so for added seal?