Bio Bidet has Bio Bidet by Bemis FLOW Motion Activated Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet (various finishes) on sale for $79. Shipping is free.
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Bio Bidet has Bio Bidet by Bemis FLOW Motion Activated Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet (various finishes) on sale for $79. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for sharing this deal.
I've had mine for several years now and it's worked great. I do kinda wish that the motion sensor was on the side like some other models because if you're washing something large you can inadvertently trigger it fairly easily. But that really only happens with big handwashing dishes.
does anyone know what position the handle is in when fully hot? I have had issues with faucets like this needing a lot of clearance behind the faucet to the backsplash. Mine mounts somewhat near the rear backsplash so if the handle has to go over, let's say 20 degrees from vertical for hot backwards, it won't work.
Got mine then from Home Depot as well, then another from Costco for the same price. Zero issues so far as well, and haven't replaced the batteries yet on a frequently used kitchen sink.
Only thing I don't like about it is the spray mode atomizes the water too much (gets all over the place) and I don't use it for that reason. I have to turn down the water just the right amount so it stays on but doesn't splash all over the place in the spray mode.
same with me - spray is insanely high pressure and fine - like a pressure washer.
does anyone know what position the handle is in when fully hot? I have had issues with faucets like this needing a lot of clearance behind the faucet to the backsplash. Mine mounts somewhat near the rear backsplash so if the handle has to go over, let's say 20 degrees from vertical for hot backwards, it won't work.
This was my issue as well, I turned the base around so the sensor went to the left and handle was up front. No issues with clearance.
That said, unlike other people, mine started to leak after about 3 years right at the plastic base where the electric valve is located. (It is separate box mounted under the sink.)
Since I never really used the auto faucet part, just replaced with a manual control Moen.
I've owned one of these for 5 years and never had a problem. I love it but it's not for everyone. 1) no guest can figure out how to use it and they usually leave the handle closed which then frustrates other people who understand they just need to wave. 2) The sensor is triggered by anything warm or highly reflective but won't work through a thick glove - problems when washing with gloves on or hot / metal pans. 3) The spray is far too intense and gets everything within a foot wet. 4) Make sure you get a model which is activated when pulling down - one of my favorite ways to use it. I bought it during COVID and it's great for no-touch when you have dirty / greasy hands. I bought a second one for my basement kitchen without the pull-down activation and found it just didn't work well enough for me and was constantly activating on metal pans I use in that kitchen so I actually turned off the motion activation (easy to do with a twist of a knob at the control box).
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I've had mine for several years now and it's worked great. I do kinda wish that the motion sensor was on the side like some other models because if you're washing something large you can inadvertently trigger it fairly easily. But that really only happens with big handwashing dishes.
I've had mine for about 7 years and love it too. Definitely save water while washing, it's just so simple to turn it off and on.
I used to say this unit works pretty well. The customer support is good, as I've had to replace the solenoid valve controller portion twice, and they were good about sending a replacement each time.
But in the 4 years I've had it, it's broken twice. And the manual valve that bypasses the controller doesn't work - I broke it clean off when the solenoid valve failed last time, and water came gushing out of the cheap plastic manual bypass.
I'd be willing to pay twice as much for something more reliable. I'd skip this unit if I could do it over again.
had this model as our daily driver kitchen faucet for about 7 years now. it works most of the time. occasioanly the sensor just decides it doesnt want to work anymore. sometimes you wave your hand in front 2 dozen times and it eventually works, other times it just doesnt want to work for 10 minutes. no rhyme or reason as to why it fails. originally thought it was due to water temp or fluctuating water pressure (like a washing machine turned on). but no, it is just fully random. taking the batteries out, unplugging the sensor data cable and letting it sit for 20 minutes seems to fix it for a while, but it seems to always come back.
ours seems to eat batteries, change them about once every 4 or so months. reaaaaaaaally wish they made a plug-in-wall version. getting up under the sink, behind the plumbing, moving all the cleaners, towels, etc to swap batteries is a pain.
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Inside are made of plastic. They break shortly after and they don't have replacement. Just my two cents.
My internal plastic parts broke too and they sent me a replacement. But when I went to replace it I removed the broken internal plastic pieces and it started working again lol
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Thanks. Grabbed the Flow-X model.
Only thing I don't like about it is the spray mode atomizes the water too much (gets all over the place) and I don't use it for that reason. I have to turn down the water just the right amount so it stays on but doesn't splash all over the place in the spray mode.
That said, unlike other people, mine started to leak after about 3 years right at the plastic base where the electric valve is located. (It is separate box mounted under the sink.)
Since I never really used the auto faucet part, just replaced with a manual control Moen.
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No AA batteries in this world will last 4-5 years without leaking.
But in the 4 years I've had it, it's broken twice. And the manual valve that bypasses the controller doesn't work - I broke it clean off when the solenoid valve failed last time, and water came gushing out of the cheap plastic manual bypass.
I'd be willing to pay twice as much for something more reliable. I'd skip this unit if I could do it over again.
ours seems to eat batteries, change them about once every 4 or so months. reaaaaaaaally wish they made a plug-in-wall version. getting up under the sink, behind the plumbing, moving all the cleaners, towels, etc to swap batteries is a pain.
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