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Trying to connect sprayer to the water supply undersink-need to convert screw to plug
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I bought a new kohler kitchen faucet to replace my old one. It is the same model and it a single arm unit with a pull out sprayer. The new model is cheaply made and the sprayer hose is made of cheap black plastic while my old sprayer has a nice stainless steel hose. I want to keep the old sprayer and install it in the new base. PROBLEM. The new sprayers have a plug in style connector to get the hose connected to the water supply. My old sprayer hose is the old screw on style. Can I convert the old screw on to the new plug in? Thanks! |
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