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moen makes a great product. only brand to keep my plumber happy. he is also satisfied with the customer service. says I pay less in the long run because it's easier to install.

I can't wait to install the device. It looks good. but be careful when using oil rubbed bronze fittings. i ordered it long before i planned to install it (still not installed - sent it back) because of the good price and have always been happy with bath1. i needed a second faucet for a water treatment system i had but i didn't care as i would have it later. It is a mistake. note that after much back and forth, oil rubbed bronze is a painting process and not as the name suggests, bronze rubbed with oil. this means each manufacturer has a slightly different process and not only does each unit look different to some degree depending on where the black has been erased to reflect the color of the copper but each manufacturer's process is very different and can therefore be very different . if you need more than one fixture in a room i suggest you buy it online because you cant see it.

nice shiny faucet works perfectly. very smooth on/off lever adjusts from hot to cold in either direction. eventually a lot of water splashes onto the back of the sink where the cover plate and wall are. and that is almost every time you turn on the water. means you have to keep wiping the back of the wall and around the cover plate...not keen on that...the height is gone for a high arch kitchen faucet...

simple soft and hard to beat. even though it's a "bar" faucet and since our sink is small (80's solid surface), I thought it would fit better than a full kitchen cabinet. it seems quite large for a bar faucet and I am pleasantly surprised how well it fits. installation was ridiculously easy (getting the old rusted out is another story - fun fact: don't be afraid to take the angle grinder out with a cutting wheel and cut through the top) to install. take every 15 minutes. the finish is impeccable, the included stainless steel lines and key add to the ease of installation.

I bought this to replace the broken kitchen faucet in my camper. i tried a cheap chinese made $60 and it leaked so i sent it back and decided to just spend the $ on a quality faucet as i need it for a trip in a few days and i couldn't risk it anymore mess around. installation seems solid, does not leak. I haven't measured if it's really 1.5 gpm but since I only have 40 gallons of fresh water I'm sensitive to water savings and this seems to be the lowest flow rate. cons: * sprayer doesn't lock, you have to hold the button to switch from stream to stream * wish the hose was shorter as the area under my sink is limited so can't really fit, pull it out more than 12 or more anyway other thoughts: I have a moen kitchen faucet that lasted about 10 years before a small fitting broke in the handle. moen sent me a different one I wish I had bought the stock kitchen faucet (7594) and not the bar style (5995), just because I wish it had stayed about an inch or two further down the sink.

quality junk in plumbing of all kinds is just the reality of a globalized business model of cheap extractive and exploitative manufacturing… it's rare to find a faucet made well enough, even at high prices. frankly, few on the supply side, care about quality or reputation rather than short term mega sales and few consumers have any idea what quality can be (like quality and durability, plastic and metal materials or even what a faucet is practical and smart design) . so it's no small wonder this faucet seems pretty well made and pretty easy to install (although your butt and spine panting because you can't reach the nuts and bolts under the sink may differ). consider yourself lucky. the faucet will hopefully work for a few years, but "hopefully" is the key word here. the fact that the spray function does not lock makes this simple and normally useful feature an annoying design flaw that will no doubt annoy the user for the life of the faucet.