Make washing easier with this Glacier Bay Pull-Out Laundry Faucet. It features a 16-in. pull-out spray wand with two spray modes. 2-handles allow water temperature control. For lasting use, this stainless steel faucet includes a washerless cartridge to prevent leakage.
Product SKU:
301879823
UPC:
6925699942605
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Model: 4 in. 2-Handle Centerset Pull-Out Laundry Faucet in Stainless Steel
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Pull-out handle is a good feature but from experience, having a rounded, non-lever type handle is inconvenient when your hands are covered with grease, dirt, soap, or anything you do not want to touch the handle with. The lever type handle allows to turn on the water with the back of the hand or elbow. I would not install this type of faucet even if I was given to me for free. My honest use experience.
Currently I have the Glacier Bay lever type faucet and it was once warrantied. Most Glacier Bay faucets come with the lifetime warranty. I think they are decent quality and value due to the warranty. I prefer and recommend Moen for their outstanding customer support, design, and value.
Last edited by Fondgain October 19, 2025 at 12:33 PM.
If you're buying this, you're probably doing it yourself.
So the money you saved on labor isn't worth buying a cheap faucet that will look ugly and probably break within a couple of years.
Just spend the extra $ for a better finish fixture. Never understood why you would skimp out on a few dollars for something that can last decades.
Everything in the sub $200 range for faucets is made out of the same shiite metal looking plastic so wtf are you going on about unless it's like a $500 faucet. I'll just replace again when it starts failing and glacial bay has held up for a couple years another shower spray I put in
If you're buying this, you're probably doing it yourself.
So the money you saved on labor isn't worth buying a cheap faucet that will look ugly and probably break within a couple of years.
Just spend the extra $ for a better finish fixture. Never understood why you would skimp out on a few dollars for something that can last decades.
I have two GB faucets, one in the kitchen with no issue for 4+ years and another pull out laundry faucet, also with no issue. Styles change so I'm not spending $200 on a faucet that Id likely swap in five years, anyway.
I bought this before for a laundry sink to replace a 15-year old Delta fixture. While the material isn't the highest quality, I can live with that for the price and 1 addl labor hour to replace 2-4 years down the line.
So far, functioning well and I have a leak sensor underneath this sink just in case it ever fails
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So the money you saved on labor isn't worth buying a cheap faucet that will look ugly and probably break within a couple of years.
Just spend the extra $ for a better finish fixture. Never understood why you would skimp out on a few dollars for something that can last decades.
Currently I have the Glacier Bay lever type faucet and it was once warrantied. Most Glacier Bay faucets come with the lifetime warranty. I think they are decent quality and value due to the warranty. I prefer and recommend Moen for their outstanding customer support, design, and value.
So the money you saved on labor isn't worth buying a cheap faucet that will look ugly and probably break within a couple of years.
Just spend the extra $ for a better finish fixture. Never understood why you would skimp out on a few dollars for something that can last decades.
So the money you saved on labor isn't worth buying a cheap faucet that will look ugly and probably break within a couple of years.
Just spend the extra $ for a better finish fixture. Never understood why you would skimp out on a few dollars for something that can last decades.
So far, functioning well and I have a leak sensor underneath this sink just in case it ever fails
So I am considering this an upgrade
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