Kitchen Sink Sprayer Hose and Hand Spray Head. Find Kitchen Sink Faucet Spray Hose & Head in various color and style. Sanliv supplies all kind of kitchen faucet sprayer and kitchen sink spray hose online.
Kitchen sink faucet sprayer Functions
Repairing and Replacing a Kitchen Sprayer.
Changing a leaky Kitchen Sink Spray Head.
Replacing a leaky kitchen spray hose.
Update the Kitchen Sink Spray Hose & Head Assembly.
From the Manufacturer – Sanliv Sanitary Ware
Faucet side sprayers offer versatility in the kitchen. Use to rinse dishes, sinks, etc. Extends the flow of water from the faucet. This spray head will replace most existing faucet side sprayers.
Kitchen Sink Spray Head & Hose Technical Details
Replaces thumb control spray head
Attaches to existing kitchen spray hose
Various finish
Universal fit
Kitchen faucet sprayer repair part
Includes adapters to fit most faucets
Kitchen faucet sprayer with 6 In. long Kitchen Sink Spray Hose
How to Install a Kitchen Sink Sprayer
One of the helpful additions to the kitchen or workshop sinks is a sprayer hose. This will aid cleaning the sides of the sink and washing items that require water on most of its sides where the item is too large to be easily turned. Installing a sprayer in your sink is not as complicated as it might first seem.
Check to make sure your sink can accommodate a sprayer hose. Most sinks have an extra hole to the side of the main faucet. Use the extra hole next to the faucet for a sink sprayer attachment. Some people use the extra hole for a soap dispenser and if it has been you will need to remove it before installing the sprayer. Also, check under the sink to make sure there is a diverter connection on the water supply line that can accept the water supply hose of the sprayer.
Turn the water supply off to the faucet and drain.
Remove the soap dispenser or cover over the auxiliary hole next to the faucet. If there is a soap dispenser installed you will need a basin wrench to loosen the retaining nut on the dispenser.
Place the shroud for the sprayer in the hole and tighten the retaining nut below to keep it in place. Feed the sprayer’s hose down through the shroud and place the sprayer in the shroud.
Find the end of the sprayer hose and connect it to the diverter connection on the water supply line. Turn the water back on and test the sprayer. Tighten any points that show a leak.
