Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Soap Dispenser in Champagne Bronze

Hello Bill413, Thank you for your question. The weight assembly of the Delta Trask Pull-Down Kitchen 19933-SPSD-DST faucet. While the wand sprayer is not designed to automatically retract into the faucet, it should easily slide back up to the spout due to the hose weight installed below the sink. Once it is brought to the spout, the magnet will hold the sprayer firmly in place and ensure that it is properly aligned. Best regards, Tanya

Hello Luma, Thank you for your question. We would advise flushing the supply lines of your Delta Trask Kitchen Pull-Down 19933-CZSD-DST faucet. To flush out the valve body, so that these parts do last as long as possible, please first turn off the water supply to the faucet. Gather an adjustable wrench, some towels and a bucket. Disconnect the hot side Innoflex line. Move the handle to the full on position, middle temp. Point the hot side Innoflex line into a bucket. Turn on the cold supply valve full. Let a gallon or two flow into the bucket. Shut off cold supply. Check bucket for debris. If no debris, empty bucket and run one more time. Move handle to off position. Reattach hot side line. Turn on both water supply valves. Best regards, Tanya

Hi, JoeL! Thank you for your question. Although our finishes are extremely durable, they may be damaged by harsh abrasives or polish. To clean, we recommend simply wiping with a gentle damp cloth and then blotting dry with a soft towel. If water deposits are especially troublesome, you may use a 50/50 mixture of white vinegar and water to remove them. White vinegar is strong enough to dissolve mineral deposits, yet mild enough not to damage our finishes. Note: Please be aware white vinegar may stain some porous materials like untreated stone. If you have an unsealed tile or counter top, please take care when cleaning your products. If you’d prefer using a chemical cleaning product, our finishes may be cleaned with the following household cleaners: Formula 409® Antibacterial All-Purpose Cleaner, Fantastic® All-Purpose Cleaner, or Windex® Original Glass Cleaner, when used according to the manufacturer’ instructions. Any cleaners not listed above may be tried if they do not contain hydrofluoric, hydrochloric and/or phosphoric acids or similar caustic agents. Some examples of chemical cleaners to avoid are: green Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scrub Sponges, Scrubbing Bubbles Bathroom Cleaner and Lysol Basin Tub, and Soft Scrub and Tile Cleaner. Note: Any products that state on the label that they remove tarnish and rust will most likely harm the finished products. Most drain cleaners may be used when following their specific directions and not allowing exposure to the finish longer than 30 minutes. Best Regards, Rosanna

Hi Gep, Thank you for your question! The closest matching Bar/Prep faucets units will be in the Trinsic collection. http://www.deltafaucet.com/kitchen/faucets/filter-results.html?sort=pricehighlow&collection=trinsic&type=type-kit-barprep&function=kitchen-faucets Best regards, Jon

Hi Patrick, Thank you for your question. The faucet is designed to be installed with the handle on the right. Unfortunately, there is no way to reverse the rotation of the handle. Best regards, Jon

Hello Randy V, Thank you for your question. We would recommend flushing the hot water supply line. To do this, gather an adjustable wrench, some towels and a bucket. Shut off both water supplies. Disconnect the hot side Innoflex line and point it into a bucket. Move the handle to the full on position, middle temperature. Turn on the cold supply valve full. Let a gallon or two flow into the bucket. Shut off cold water supply. Check bucket for debris. If no debris, empty bucket and run one more time. Move the faucet handle handle to off position. Reattach the hot side line. To flush the cold side Innoflex line, just substitute cold for hot, and hot for cold in the steps. Best regards, Tanya

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Hi, Sue202! Thank you for your question. The handle on the Delta 19933-SD-DST faucet pulls away from the faucet to turn on and also give cold water. Pull the handle forward to change the water temperature to hot. Best Regards, Rosanna