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KOHLER K-647-CP Simplice Pull-Down Kitchen Sink Faucet, Polished Chrome
March 12th, 2010 by Chris

31q9ZIIw9DL. SL160  KOHLER K 647 CP Simplice Pull Down Kitchen Sink Faucet, Polished Chrome

  • Transitional styling provides sleek, fluid lines that coordinate with wide range of kitchen styles and designs, and simplifies maintenance and cleaning
  • High-arch spout design with 360 degree rotation offers superior clearance for a variety of sink activities
  • Remote valve configuration provides simplicity of operation
  • Compact three-function sprayhead with spray, aerated flow and pause function
  • Features MasterClean' sprayface that resists mineral buildup and is easy to clean

Product Description
Kohler K-647-CP Simplice pull-down kitchen sink faucet, Polished ChromeThe new Simplice pull-down kitchen faucet beautifully combines an elegant transitional high-arch design with exceptional ergonomics and functionality to deliver a truly innovative faucet solution for a wide variety of kitchen applicationsThe Simplice sprayhead utilizes solid sculpted buttons to provide improved operation even with wet or soapy handsIt also includes a pause function to temporarily pause water flow to permit movement of sprayhead out of sink area to fill potsKohler K-647-CP Simplice pull-down kitchen sink faucet, Polished Chrome Features:; Transitional styling provides sleek, fluid lines that coordinate with wide range of kitchen styles and designs, and simplifies maintenance and cleaning; High-arch spout design with 360 degree rotation offers superior clearance for a variety of sink activities; Remote valve configuration provides simplicity of operation; Compact three-function sprayhead with spray, aerated flow and pause function; Features MasterClean?äó sprayface that resists mineral buildup and is easy to clean; ProMotion?äó technology light, quiet nylon hose with ball joint configuration on the pull-down sprayhead provides superior ergonomic and easy-to-use functionality; Coordinating entertainment sink faucet available for aesthetic coordination in multi sink applications; Metal construction ensures durability and longer life; KOHLER finishes resist corrosion and tarnishing, exceeding industry durability standards over two times; Flexible stainless steel supplies and KOHLER?« installation ring simplify installation
KOHLER K-647-CP Simplice Pull-Down Kitchen Sink Faucet, Polished Chrome

How do I get the head of my Kitchen faucet where the water comes out off?


4 Responses  
  • Whiteshadows writes:
    March 12th, 201011:23 pmat

    Received this product from Amazon, and, as usual, shipping & packaging were excellent. The stream function squirted water willy-nilly which, after a while, drove me crazy. (screens were clean) I did not want to contact Amazon to return the item after I had installed it so I chose to call Kohler for recommendations. They immediately sent me a new head – no muss, no fuss!! Works great. I love the style of this faucet and the way the head is so easy to move around. Resolve was wonderful and this faucet works great.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • Happy Shopper writes:
    March 13th, 20101:05 amat

    Liked the design I saw online. Like it even more in my kitchen! Very good price.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • Kustard King writes:
    March 13th, 20102:10 amat

    We have an old cast iron sink with a high backsplash and narrow, beveled deck. This limits us to a faucet with a thin base and forward-facing controls, so the 647 was a good fit. There are actually two versions of this faucet, the 647 here and the smaller 649.

    Now, I had originally purchased the 649. It was very easy to install and the control works great. However, when I decided to clean it, my sponge started catching on little burrs. I then ran my bare hand over the surface and found little nicks on the neck, and for a closer visual inspection I found a divot where the chrome had not fully plated. Perhaps this is a natural feature of chrome plating? Well, I found it bothersome that I could actually catch my nail on the burrs, so I set to return the 649. Since it was installed already, and I didn’t have another faucet to hold its place, I ordered another in the meantime, but the bigger 647 instead.

    I figured, OK, big brother version should be better quality because it’s more common. The first thing I did after opening the box was run my hand over the arch and, horrors, it was worse than the first one. A LOT worse, like someone sprinkled small metal shavings on it. This one goes straight back and I decide to give it one more go. The third faucet was the worst of all. Not only did it have the burr issue, it had the appearance of rough handling. There were lacerations on the arch, odd rectangular dents on the base, the threaded post that holds it to the deck was partly crimped, and there were fingerprints. The box had a Kohler seal on it, but it sure had the appearance of a customer return.

    Anyway, at this point I lost all faith, and I sent the second 647 back and decided to just deal with the blemished, though MUCH less so, 649. Another curiosity is that the 649 (smaller) faucet still had lubricant at the ball joint for the sprayer, whereas the 647s were dry.

    So, the 649 is installed and staying, and we like it a lot. There are a couple of design items I might change:

    - The interior rim of the neck where the spray hose rubs against should be smoother/rounder. It feels a little abrasive when pulling the hose out any length.
    - The tubular O-ring of the faucet’s base-to-deck is small, barely higher than the rectangular groove it seats in, and much less wide. A fair amount of water will get trapped in there, leading of course to grime. Some goop might be the answer.

    Rating: 3 / 5

  • Judith A. Kling writes:
    March 13th, 20103:05 amat

    I purchased this faucet as a replacement for an existing one with a separate sprayer. I wanted to put in a water filter system and needed the sprayer hole. This was very easy to install and came with everything we needed. The quality is much better than the original. I was a bit worried about how the integrated sprayer would retract back into the faucet, but it does so easily and stays put. I did have a slight drip from the spray holes when I was on the regular water stream, but realized that I wasn’t pushing the flip switch hard enough. Now there’s no drip. I highly recommend this product.
    Rating: 5 / 5


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