$119.99 - American Standard Pull down Kitchen Faucet + Soap Dispenser

Solid reviews on homedepot.com (US site) where it's USD 159

Thanks OP!

How does it compare with

https://www.costco.ca/.product.1566451. ... langId=-24

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Pupsik27 wrote: ↑ How does it compare with

https://www.costco.ca/.product.1566451. ... langId=-24

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I've bought cheapy no names before. The build quality is noticable compared to brand name and they definately last longer. Replacement parts will be easier to find as well.

I've never used specficaly this brand above, but I can tell you the Moen normally costs 199 in store.

rockinggokul wrote: ↑ Costco has this American Standard Pull down faucet for sale at $119.99 that comes with a soap dispenser.

Hot price if you are looking to replace your old one. If my memory serves right, a similar faucet from Moen is currently on sale in stores for $299.99.

667 units remaining at time of posting.

A similar Moen is 209.99. https://www.costco.ca/kitchen-faucets.h ... _attr-Moen

Bought thx OP

Does anyone notice with these taller style kitchen faucets that the water splashes everywhere due to the higher pressure/height of the faucet?
The Moen faucet I have (not sure which model) which I also bought from Costco last year, the water discharges in a concentrated round shape from the centre of the nozzle with option to spray when pushing a lever.

I prefer the old style which isn't as high. Unless I'm able to control the pressure of the faucet by closing the water valve under the sink....

tew wrote: ↑ A similar Moen is 209.99. https://www.costco.ca/kitchen-faucets.h ... _attr-Moen

That particular one doesn't come with the soap dispenser. I've had it for 7 years now, and still going strong. I find the mode selector on the head is finicky, so if you switch from stream to spray, it takes a couple of tries to get it back to stream and this has gotten worse over time. Otherwise, great buy.

Thanks op. Mine is on its last legs. I've been looking.

Gr8irlbot wrote: ↑ That particular one doesn't come with the soap dispenser. I've had it for 7 years now, and still going strong. I find the mode selector on the head is finicky, so if you switch from stream to spray, it takes a couple of tries to get it back to stream and this has gotten worse over time. Otherwise, great buy.

The company that did my Kitchen reno says vey few people install the soap dispenser in the Kitchen even if one comes with the faucet. You should call Moen for a replacement head their faucets have a lifetime warranty.

skyrink wrote: ↑ Does anyone notice with these taller style kitchen faucets that the water splashes everywhere due to the higher pressure/height of the faucet?
The Moen faucet I have (not sure which model) which I also bought from Costco last year, the water discharges in a concentrated round shape from the centre of the nozzle with option to spray when pushing a lever.

I prefer the old style which isn't as high. Unless I'm able to control the pressure of the faucet by closing the water valve under the sink....

You are supposed to install the faucet so the water goes into a sink.

Ordered. Thanks OP.

tew wrote: ↑ A similar Moen is 209.99. https://www.costco.ca/kitchen-faucets.h ... _attr-Moen

This Moen is great. Had it in my old home. Will buy it again.

Pupsik27 wrote: ↑ How does it compare with

https://www.costco.ca/.product.1566451. ... langId=-24

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That thing looks like it'll break in 6 months - it's also less sleek looking than OPs. I would spend the extra $10 on American Standard. vs that brand. OPs also comes with a matching soap dispenser if you're into that.

tew wrote: ↑ A similar Moen is 209.99. https://www.costco.ca/kitchen-faucets.h ... _attr-Moen

$199 in store for Moen.

The $299 faucet is a touchless one by Kohler, if I recall correctly. All I remember is its touchless.

vanpatrick81 wrote: ↑ $199 in store for Moen.

The $299 faucet is a touchless one by Kohler, if I recall correctly. All I remember is its touchless.

https://www.costco.ca/kohler-maxton-tou ... 04596.html

I believe you need an under-cabinet outlet for the touch features - just be aware of that (nvm it can also run on batteries, sorry).

skyrink wrote: ↑ Does anyone notice with these taller style kitchen faucets that the water splashes everywhere due to the higher pressure/height of the faucet?
The Moen faucet I have (not sure which model) which I also bought from Costco last year, the water discharges in a concentrated round shape from the centre of the nozzle with option to spray when pushing a lever.

I prefer the old style which isn't as high. Unless I'm able to control the pressure of the faucet by closing the water valve under the sink....

I did notice it when I got mine 5 years ago. But you get used to it and learn to only turn the faucet on to the required water strength only. You don't need to adjust from the bottom of the sink unless your problem is with a young one who always turn the faucet to full blast. But adjusting from the bottom will require you to balance out the hot and cold water as well or you'll have uneven pressure.

Plus I like the higher faucets as you can get stuff under the faucet easily without having to move the faucet away, put item in sink, move faucet on top of item, turn water on then have to turn water off, move faucet out of the way just to get your item out of the sink.

Pupsik27 wrote: ↑ How does it compare with

https://www.costco.ca/.product.1566451. ... langId=-24

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Don't buy cheap faucets, stick to known brands like Moen or Delta. The cheap ones feel cheap, they leak and finding parts is a pain. The known brands have lifetime warranties and send new cartridges if theirs leak.

If you want a good deal check Amazon Warehouse, I bought a bunch of faucets/bath fixtures from there and they've been great.

I don't like the stainless steel finish.
Chrome is better and easier to clean.
however, at this price, beggars can't be choosers