PARLOSTwo-Handle Bathroom Sink Faucet with Drain Assembly and Supply Hose Lead-free cUPC Mixer Double Handle Tap Laundry Utility Faucet Brushed Nickel, 13591

The unit was simple to install compared to most. The drain plug locks and unlocks by pushing down on the metal stopper with a finger, push once to close and push once to open and drain. The drain action has a solid feel and is nicely designed as one piece for the install. No clunky connecting rod to connect to the drain and adjust and readjust.The faucet and handles were all ready to go, they didn't require any setup. The plastic seat under the faucet has a groove on the correct side to firmly align under the faucet. It was easy to hand tighten the big plastic lock nuts under the faucet. The faucet and drain work perfectly. Very nice.....WATER LINES: I didn't use the included water lines because I had fairly new lines that were better quality. The included lines are probably ok, but they are not the same quality as the faucet and drain assembly.COLOR: The finish is a light satin brass almost silver in daylight. The online photo is about right. With warm indoor light (not blue) it goes much more to the brass look.INSTRUCTIONS: The instructions said to remove the aerator on the very end of the faucet before turning on the water. Then running water to clear the lines and reinstalling the aerator on the end of the faucet. I could not get the aerator off of the faucet and I have a strong grip. It was threaded, but it would not loosen by hand so I skipped the cleanout. This did not cause a problem. Water flow is fine.

The faucet arrived today. I inspected it to see is best you can buy with the low cost. The handles move very positive, the sprout is turning good. However the deck cover plate is made of plastic will deterorate over time. The push button plug assembly is all right, again it is made of plastic but feels durable. Many of the same kind will cost around $15.00 or more and the quality is about the same. It is the overflow sink plug, if they would have put in the non-noverflow version then most leakage problem may be in the minimum. I have put in a lot of faucets with the drain plug just to find out you do not need to have to tighten it so much. Too much force will break the plastic. Some critics complain the swirl sprout make the kids to play with, push button drain plug being stupid, but they are the newest innovation and good. Even though I have not yet installed the unit yet I know it will be a good looking faucet with the described feature. I will try to write about it after I put in the faucet.Today I had a chance to install the unit. The first thing to find out is the deck plate below is too thin to tighten up. I tried to use extention tubes or discs with holes but no good. My sink happen to be stainless, it would be nicer if it installs on ceramic sink where the sink is thicker. I did not know that. After running around I went to Lowe's to get a Peerless faucet of the same kind and installs with no problem. They did not come with water supply hoses so I use the ones from the bad faucet which making it more expense than I anticipated. My advice is that know what sink you will install on. However newer quality sinks does not usually come with 4 inch 3 holes which make this unit not a good one to buy.

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Perfect. Very pretty and nice to have everything in the box that you need for installation!

Looks good for the price, but the faucet does not have the knob on the back to control the drain plug by pulling it up and down. Instead the drain plug is built into a pipe that has to be installed under the sink and you have to push the drain plug itself to open and close it. There was no way I was going to be able to redo the plumbing to accommodate this, so I used a zip tie to hold the existing drain plug in the open position. This was to replace a dripping faucet in the master bedroom, so I'll probably upgrade it sometime in the future with something more standard and use it in the other bathroom.I've never seen the type of faucet plug this one comes with.