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4.5
This replaced a leaking one in an rv that was 14 yrs old. Working as intended. Spray goes straight out the nozzle with good pressure instead of all down the side like our old worn out one. For the money it’s a no brainer fix. I will update if I have problems with it within the next couple of years.NOT ENOUGH INSTRUCTIONS, BUT IT DID FIT. QUALITY SEEMS IFFY. WILL UPDATEWorks well does not quite have they force of spray I would like but not too bad.I recently broke the lever that releases the spray on my basement spray head. I thought that I might have to replace the hose and spray head. When I went to Amazon there were many spray head that I know would not have worked. There were also hoses with spray heads that were somewhat more pricey than I wanted to pay. Then I saw the Danco, Black 80760 Kitchen Spray Head. It cost less than one-third of the price of a hose and spray head, and looked like it was exactly the part that broke. So... I took a wild guess that this would be a good fit and made the purchase.After it arrived I took the original sprayer off of the existing hose. It wasn't exactly the same as the Danco, Black 80760 Kitchen Spray Head, but it was very close. There really wasn't specific instructions that fit my need, so I used my Mr. Fixit common sense, attached the new spray head, and waited for leaks to occur. To my surprise, I actually attached it correctly the first time, there were no leaks, and the spray from the Danco, Black 80760 Kitchen Spray Head was better than the original spray head. I did not rate durability, since I haven't used it very long.Work well and easy to clean clogsThe fit was a little weird but workedI like this sprayer very much! Price was right and works great.,Alright..I've had this for about a year now, I originally bought it to replace one that was dripping out the bottom that screws together. Well, this one did the exact same thing and I just never bothered with it again - figured the faucet just sucked and that was that.Until I had an idea the other day. You can get what's called "valve packing rope" or "ptfe rope" (danco makes it), it's basically a thin rope of teflon tape. Normally it's used for repairing valves, obviously, which is why I had some. So I unscrewed the bottom of the thing, coiled a couple inches of it up around the inside and screwed it back together. Perfect. I couldn't believe it, no more drips.We had been leaving the sprayer in the sink because it would drip down the hose and end up under the sink. So, maybe all you need is some valve packing - I think this would have fixed my old one!Edit after a couple years: it's still working great, no leaks. Added a picture of the danco valve packing I used, can get at hardware stores or online. Just unscrew the bottom of the sprayer and cut off maybe 2" of rope and coil it up inside the bottom of the sprayer and screw the bottom back on. Use more rope if necessary!I purchased this Danco spray head and a Danco Hose at the same time and installed both in September 2020. It was a replacement for the one that came with the house and was over 20 years old and the hose ruptured. Just over three months later the spray nozzle broke off where it is attached by the center screw (see photo #1) and my wife glued it back on with Crazy Glue. Today (Feb15/20) the lever and stared to fall off and the chrome ring was loose. Luckily the hose is still in good condition, so I installed the old spray head along with the new hose.My advice is to save your money and buy a better quality product.The inside flow is smaller than the typical kitchen sink flow. When I use it, water still comes out of the faucet.Also, not very durable. After 5-6 months of use the release is sticky. Sometimes when I turn the faucet on water comes out this end instead.My cats have learned to fear the sound of the tap becaus it randomly decides to spray around the kitchen when not in use.The only saving grace here is that I bought it to replace the one in my rental. -cheap- plus I wont be around when it fails completely.I bought this to replace a broken head on a sink sprayer that I use to wash my dog. It was a perfect replacement. It did have a small micro leak that sprayed out water from the side, but it was easily fixed by tightening it to the hose. I wish the trigger was sensitive to pressure changes though, it seems to only have 2 modes: off and full blast. A little scary for my dog, but I figured out that I could just turn the tap on very slightly and the stream that comes out is more gentle.Fits perfectly on the sprayer in our motor home.It (both of them) were the specific product I required, in the original packaging and the arrival date was exactly as promised. One has been installed and is functioning perfectly, and the other is held as a spare.
