DancoWhite 88740 Faucet Spray Head, 0.17 lbs

Danco, White 88740 Faucet Spray Head, 0.17 lbsSold by: Amazon.com Services LLC ~ $8.49I've done just about every work you can imagine around the house, some in a professional capacity, but I have no idea what the standards are when it comes to how these stupid sprayers attach to their hose.I had one of these crack at the trigger at a rental property and actually had a new one on hand left over from a previous sink install, looked almost identical to this one but was black, but the base didn't fit the hose correctly. It was close and seemed like the hose end was the appropriate diameter but there was some up and down slop in the attachment causing a leak when you moved it. And the hose isn't anything old or unusual, fairly new and "standard", you would think. Came with a mainstream name brand sink from Depot or Lowes, same with my spare spray gun that didn't fit it.So I ordered this one and thought I was in luck when I saw it had the same type of base as the original, same means of attaching, I believe an O ring and crimp ring or something. But still didn't fit snug enough and leaked again. At that point I dug through my grommet bin and luckily found a grommet just the right size to take up the slack in the union. Seemed good, rough housed it all around and no leak and I called it a day. So I can't help you with what this is supposed to fit or why with these stupid things. None of them give you a size, or type, or have a name for the particular means of attachment they use.But aside from the connection being some deranged crap shoot or manufacturers making them all just slightly off necessitating you buying a replacement from them... or getting creative with your grommet or O ring collection... this gun is working perfectly for a month or two now. And my friend that lives there uses it like it's her favorite toy any time she gets near the sink so it's been well tested. It's not particularly evocative of high quality but seemed put together well enough and dispensed the water cleanly and shut off cleanly. So the gun itself seems pretty decent and likely to last as long as any other.

Easy to install, looks good

This is an exact replacement of an old, nameless spray head. The trigger had snapped a hinge and, although still usable, was annoying. Also, many spray holes had clogged up over the years. I dealt with it for a year or so, but eventually decided to pony up the tiny price tag for a replacement. I rent, so I am not interested in unnecessary upgrades, and there is a big price jump to better models.When the spray head arrived, it was in a simple blister pack with instructions printed on the back. I looked over the directions, which are quite easy, and decided on the quick route. I didn't need to replace the base (which was not leaking and therefore not necessary to replace), just the rubber washers and the handle. In the end, I just screwed off the old handle and screwed on the new one, simple and easy!I do not expect this handle to last forever. I expect it will have the same flaws as the original. It is primarily plastic, and the trigger hinge is a weak point. The base is also primarily plastic and leaks might be possible, but I never had an issue with that in the original. The holes will also slowly build up residue, but this can be cleaned.In the meantime, I am very satisfied with my renewed water pressure and working trigger and the price is certainly in my budget, even if it only lasts five years.

The media could not be loaded. Works good, looks good. material is durable. Spray pressure is perfect not to hard or soft. No leaks. Plastic material is hard, adapters and everything included. Super easy to install

The sprayer works great, however, it has a tiny thin metal clip that needs to be placed to install it. This flat clip makes it really hard to get the sprayer installed properly. Also, not to long after installing it, the sprayer started having weird spray patterns, like one of the holes is somehow blocked, or something. I cannot find what is causing this, so I am not sure if the weird spray patterns are the fault of the sprayer or something else. The sprayer looks cheaply made and constructed, but it is also pretty cheap. Overall, it is functional once installed.

C clip included is not as shown. It’s a flimsy clip that’s too big for my hose. Also bottom nut is slightly longer than on my previous sprayer; just enough so that hose isn’t long enough to stay assembled. Either buy a kit to replace the whole assembly or find a sprayer with same dimensions as your old one.

works great

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.