Moen Arbor Spot Resist Stainless One-Handle Pulldown Kitchen Faucet with Sprayer and a Reflex Docking System, Kitchen Sink Faucet Featuring Power Boost for a Faster Clean, 7594SRS

Beautiful kitchen faucet. Spotless stainless steel, pull out sprayer wand, smooth operation. Fit perfectly replacing an old leaking faucet. Just remember to take the water restrictor out of the wand.

Was very easy to install in about 30 minutes. Getting the old corroded faucet off on the other hand took forever. The faucet works great. I was leary of the Power Boost claim, but it does put out quite a bit more water.

I installed it myself. Yup, I'm female, have no training as a plumber, and am no spring chicken but I had zero problem installing this faucet. The instructions were clear and concise. It took 4.5 hours to remove the old faucet because of an unusual connector for which I could find no videos or even pictures online. (Many Words of Power were said, and I got a black eye from dropping the huge crescent wrench on my brow during the operation.) I had to yank the whole sink to see how to disconnect the faucet. However, it only took about 30 minutes to install the new one – including the time to gather tools and to read each step again as I proceeded. It was very straightforward and easy peasey. I waited to review this faucet because of the previous reviews complaining about leaks, stuck buttons, excessive splashing, etc. I took a chance and ordered one anyway, and I am very glad I did. * I have had zero leaks. I'm not a plumber, but I am pretty handy and can read (and follow) instructions. My faucet does not leak. Period. * Someone commented that their Power Boost button sticks. Once I engage mine, it stays "on" until I shut off the water. As soon as the water is cut, the Power Boost button cheerfully pops up again. This seems like a feature rather than a problem, but that's just my opinion as I have seen no documentation on the subject. * Someone complained about water splashing more than usual with this faucet. On mine, the steady aerated stream only splashes if I turn on the Power Boost and put the "pulldown wand" extremely close to the object I'm watering. In other words, I have to work at making it splash. If, however, I am using the spray mode, especially in Power Boost mode, the water can splash, but every faucet I've ever used seemed to have the propensity to splash in spray mode. Anyway, I personally haven't found splashing to be an issue with this faucet. * I really like the Spot Resist Stainless matte finish. It is indeed spot resistant. * I love the goose neck. I can easily fill my ginormous pressure cooker IN the sink. I couldn't do that with my old faucet. * I love the replaceable cartridge in the handle. I bought this style because of the design failure in the previous faucet; it wasn't repairable. * I love the Lifetime Limited Warranty. * I love how beautiful AND functional it is.

I bought this to go in a new kitchen exactly four years ago. Terrific faucet, very convenient to use. The light touch control handle allows you to use the back of your hand if it is dirty to turn on the faucet. Our only complaint is with the US government that is now designing all our products, and is forcing the manufacturers to bury deep inside them the flow restrictors. As if you are going to use less water in that quart batch of whatever, just because the water comes out slower. It only costs America, and the world since American products set the standard, billions of productive hours each year. Even with the annoyance of not being able to access the flow restrictor because it is deep in the body of the faucet, it was a five star faucet until yesterday. It became a four star faucet when the supply hose split and poured water under our brand new cabinets and onto the floor. Moen customer service suggested tightening the cartridge nut, 1) snap off the hole cover on the bottom of the lever handle, 2) use a small mirror to note the odd angle required ... about 40 degrees toward the faucet, not straight up... used smallest allen wrench in my set to loosen and remove the handle. Then use a 13/16 inch socket if you have one, or vice grips or adjustable wrench to tighten the cartridge nut underneath. That did not solve my problem. I then discovered that my supply hose had split. It is great that the replacement hose is coming to me free, but we need our kitchen sink before then, and because parts are free from Moen, NO ONE SELLS ANY OF THEIR PARTS. So my first try at temporarily sealing the hose was silicone "repair tape" from HD or Lowes that stretchy wraps the hole, made for just this, almost, application! The tape has to have a smooth pipe to seal against and the stainless steel mesh was passing the water. Dried with hair dryer, covered the hole and 2 inches either way with silicone adhesive, wrapped with silicone repair tape, cured with hair dryer and set overnight. Temp fix complete! The hose replacement appears to be a clever snap in, but I intend to order a second, backup hose, and will leave the basket there just in case. This is still a five star faucet in use, and a failure at only four years makes it a four star overall. YMMV

I've had Moen faucets in my house since I moved in 12 years ago, and they've worked great the whole time. I wanted to get one for my kitchen with an integrated pull down sprayer, and I'm happy that I picked this one. It's worked great for me. The video just provides a quick view of the faucet and some of the features. I hope it helps with your decision. Overall, I'm happy with this and have no real complaints. It looks nice and functions well, and I really like the added height of this model compared to my older faucet. It makes cleaning pots and pans a lot easier. Some quick things to note: - The handle can be positioned anywhere, as there are no set locations. So, you can have it on either side or anywhere in between. Very handy. - The pull down spout has a switch that lets you toggle between a stream and a spray, and you can hold the switch in to stop the flow of water. - Installation will be easier if there are two people because there's nothing to keep the faucet from falling over before the retaining nut is tightened from the bottom. I managed it, but it did fall over on me once. Also, because there are no features to set the clocking of the handle, and because tightening the retaining nut will cause the fixture to spin, having a second person to hold it in place would be helpful. - The hose connected to the pull down spout has a weight that you attach under your sink to pull the spout back into place when you let go. Because of where my pipes run under my sink, the weight clunks against them when I pull the spout down. The location of the weight is adjustable, but I wasn't able to completely avoid the pipes. It's just something to consider, but you may not have that issue, and I still like it even though it happens to me. I recommend Moen as a brand, and I think this model is worth your consideration. UPDATE 01/21/2013: Hi, everyone. After buying and installing this faucet, I was given the amazing privilege of being able to try out the Motionsense version in chrome, the Moen 7594EC , as part of the Vine program. I also did a video review for that one, and I wrote up my thoughts about the two different versions. I figure that you might be trying to decide between the two versions like I was last October, so if you have any questions, please feel free to ask in a comment.

When our 20 year old Moen kitchen faucet became hard to repair, I didn't hesitate to replace it with this Moen faucet. It installed in about 1/2 hour, [man I'm an old guy and hate laying on my back under a kitchen sink], and works great. It has a great finish and a classy look with great spray head features and function. I didn't spring for a water on sensor function cause that takes batteries and I'm just old school. If I want water, I just pull the handle. The only thing I didn't like and can't change is the way the control handle points straight up for hot water and pulls forward for cold. It's evidently a safety feature to stop kids from burning themselves if they reach up to turn on the water. They're more apt to pull the arm forward for cold. You can buy a more expensive faucet but you can't beat a Moen for warranty and function.

I love this faucet! I had an American Standard for only a year before it started leaking! It took several months of trouble-shooting it before I finally called in a plumber. He said it actually was caused by a faulty design up inside the interior so that every time I pulled the faucet head from the faucet, it would rub against a piece of metal that wore a spot in the hose that could not even be fixed or replaced (a new hose would not solve the problem because the sharp metal piece it rubs against cannot be replaced). He said I would have to get a new faucet! I asked him if he could recommend one, and he said "Moen." So, this is the one I got. This one is great! I don't anticipate any leaking issues. I saw that some of the reviews here mention that the faucet drips several drops of water after turning the faucet off. So, asked my plumber about it, and he said that all Moens do that because of the way they are designed. The mechanism that shuts the water off in most faucets is located right behind the nozzle, whereas in a Moen it's located at the base of the faucet where it's attached to the deck of the sink. He says it will stop momentarily. He's right, and it no longer bothers me. The other thing I wanted to mention is that my kitchen faucets in the past have always had a "pause" feature because I really got used to having that option. But, they're not very common (American Standard was the only one I could find on Amazon that had it). This Moen faucet does not have the pause feature, which I do miss. HOWEVER, this Moen does have a power boost feature, which I've never had before. And, I have to be honest, I'm finding that I'm using power boost much more than I ever the pause. So, now I'm so happy with the Moen and the power boost that I really don't miss the pause feature anymore, and if I ever had to choose again between "pause" and "power boost," I would choose "power boost." Hope that helps!

We are very happy that we ordered the Arbor faucet for our new kitchen remodel. We love everything about this kitchen faucet. It works smoothly and looks fabulous. The pull out feature is great! The faucet has a very streamlined profile which I like. We love the Moen brand because they stand by their products. We have always gotten replacement pieces and if no replacement pieces are available, Moen will replace the entire faucet. Cannot say much about the installation because we had a plumber install the faucet. He did say it was an easy install. It does drip a few drops after you turn it off; this was mentioned by other reviewers of the Arbor faucet. From what I can tell, it is normal. The couple of drips are not a big deal to us. There were other faucets we liked but they cost hundreds more. We chose the Arbor since it was priced in the middle and the reviews were good. 100% happy with the faucet!

This Moen faucet (which was made in the U.S. and shipped to Amazon Germany) is equipped with U.S. standard-type threaded 3/8" compression water connectors. These are NOT compatible with European water connector standards, so the water connections to the faucet cannot be accomplished. Also, adapters are virtually impossible to locate in Europe. Amazon Spain does not convey this info on their purchase page.

This faucet has become the surprise success of my kitchen reno. I was a bit ambivalent about buying it as there were some negative reviews (as there always are). But it's an absolute dream. Looks great, works great, easy to clean. The only downside, and it's minor, is that the swivel function for the whole goose-neck is quite loose; it would feel better if there was a bit more resistance. But I would absolutely recommend this faucet!

Muy fino

A great faucet for sure

La caja me llego como si el producto ya hubiera sido usado ya que la cada venia abierta. Las función modo de regadera no funciona, ya que se debe tener el botón presionado todo el tiempo 'para tener ese modo.