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Glacier Bay McKenna Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Stainless Steel with TurboSpray $41.99 at Home Depot
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| Product Name: | McKenna Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Stainless Steel with TurboSpray and FastMount |
| Product Description: | The McKenna Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Stainless Steel with TurboSpray and FastMount offers a sleek style that will complement any decor. Easy-to-use with a single handle design, this faucet has a convenient pull-down spray wand with 2-spray modes and a long reach that makes easy work of kitchen tasks. The pull-down sprayer features an aerated spray and a new TurboSpray that is exclusive to Glacier Bay. Featuring a ceramic disc cartridge for drip free performance, the 1.8 GPM flow rate also provides excellent water pressure for your cleaning needs. This kitchen faucet also includes the exclusive FastMount mounting system to make installation quicker and easier. |
| Model Number: | HD67726W-1208D2 |
| Product SKU: | 314006956 |
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B&M prices may well be even lower if you can find them.
Previous deal: https://slickdeals.net/f/15984478 which has some whining and complaining about Glacier Bay faucets.
Previius deal is actually a different model, but for all intents and purposes, reliability is probably about the same.
I don't see a huge difference between these and other brands at 5x the price. I realized that even the expensive ones expose a black plastic pipe when you pull out the head. That just leaves the cartridge as the only other possible significant difference, and that's a $10 consumable. If HD can sell these faucets for $40 and make a profit, that tells you all you need to know. The world is full of people who think that paying more always gets you more even when they can't see what it is.
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Should at least have the option for free instore pick up. But they shipped 2 to me for free.
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Btw, everything about the Koehlers is more impressive. The weight, the build quality, the form factors… all of it. Glacier bay is cheap crap.
I had one that went for 5 years before the button on the sprayer broke. Home Depot sent me a new sprayer head for free when I called them. That sold me and I started putting these in every kitchen. I have had no problems with them. The longest lasting one went 9 years and the shortest lasting one went 5 years. They look decent and I don't recall there even being a logo on the faucet, so no one even knows it's a Glacier Bay. It's so reliable I have two of them in my own home now; one in the kitchen and one in the laundry room.
It's performed better for me than Moen kitchen faucets, so now I only go Moen in showers/tubs because they have the best shower valves that are easy to replace and easy to service.
Its what they told me, their knowledge, experience, opinion based on over 50yrs experience plus their dads were also plumbers. Cant say for sure this is 100% true.
I know moen is next, per my research on web. Maybe have to pull the one your considering purchasing to to check if moen and others brands are100% copper equivalent from their respective boxes to compare.
Glacier is hd brand and i dont know it i who the manufacture is. Would thing would be ok if, wipe off after use. Avoid slow dripping on same..use silicone spray can disperses water from time to time. Watch for pitting under chrome. This should help 100%+ avoiding any calcium build up.
Finally dont use soft scrub harsh cleaners on chome that could scratch as i dont know how thick the chome plating used.