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.
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.
Just twist it so the sensor is on the side and the handle in the front.
For what it's worth, mine stopped turning on after 3 years. Seemed like the solenoid quit. I was able to bypass and use the handle as normal and it's been like that ever since. I did like how you can pull the handle down to auto turn it on, and now it's just a normal faucet
I've had one of these for a little over 5 years and I absolutely love it. I will never have another kitchen faucet that doesn't have hands-free in my life
We recently had this issue but still has 10 months left of the 5yr warranty. We found out it was due to the rubber gasket falling apart at the faucet head, and small rubber particles blocking the water flow. It could also be the solenoid failure as well. We called the CS and they were very prompt in sending replacement parts. In our case, they sent out the faucet head and solenoid and we replaced both and it's been two months and working great. We had one in the old house for a few years before this and it worked great.
I did clean out the nozzle head filters and the head. I removed the battery housing with solenoid and cleaned that to flush it the debris as well and it still didn't change anything. I have recently tried contacting them but I don't have faith they'll be as generous especially cause I'm probably out of that warranty period. I'm tempted to buy another at this sale price because of how well it worked but if I could just get another housing I would prefer that instead of dropping another sub $100
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I bought one 5 years ago and it has worked flawlessly. No leaks at the handle, but I saved this Helpful comment from SD (2/17/21) for a DIY fix in case it ever does:
The handle just started to leak when in the off position.
Don't wait too long. Hard water eats up the handle. I caught mine in time. It takes a TUSCANY ceramic cartridge. I found the replacement at Menards for $14. Instructions:Turn off water under sink. Open faucet to release water.
Pop out the rubber red/blue color indicator on handle.
Inside is a set screw you loosen with Allen wrench. The faucet handle slides straight off. NO twisting needed. If tight, loosen screw a bit more and it will come off.
Next twist off the domed ring by hand so you don't scratch the finish. Then there is a ring holding the cartridge in. I didn't have the right tool, but gently tapping on the metal tabs with a screwdriver and hammer pushing it counter-clockwise loosened it up and came off by hand.
The cartridge slides out and take it with you to match up at the store. It takes a TUSCANY ceramic cartridge. I found the replacement at Menards. Exact same model on the shelf. I also used some plumbing silicone (sold separately) around the gasket to ensure a good seal. Before reassembly I used Barkeeper's Friend on the parts to get off the scale (I have brushed nickel finish).
Turn the water back on and check for leaks. Done. Had it back in and running after 10min.
Last edited by KarenF6357 March 16, 2026 at 06:38 PM.
I want to share an actual failure experience I have after 5 years of having this. I have to use it in manual mode because what I think is the solenoid is failing. I have changed the batteries multiple times and when i wave my hand in front I hear the solenoid try to activate but no water comes out. Usually by the fifth attempt it will start flowing.
Mine just failed 5 years and 15 days after I bought it ($99).
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Climbing up on the counter to lower myself into the sink is really the hardest part.
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The handle just started to leak when in the off position.
Don't wait too long. Hard water eats up the handle. I caught mine in time. It takes a TUSCANY ceramic cartridge. I found the replacement at Menards for $14.
Instructions:Turn off water under sink. Open faucet to release water.
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