Haven't used it yet. Had to wait for instalation.

[Rewarded Review] You don’t know how much you need this

This glass washer is not something I had even heard of before but now we use it everyday. It provides a strong spray of water on demand that then flows back into your sink. Simply place a glass, cup, bottle, etc upside down and depress the center arms with it. The water sprays out of the center to effectively rinse out your container. You can add soap if you like too. Due to a subtle tilt of its spill edge, water does not leak onto the counter.

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[Rewarded Review] Great advancement to your sink

This elegant stainless steel glass washer is very reliable. I must rate this 10 out of 10. Got to rate it before I give all the reasons why. It is easy to install, it comes well packaged, it washes your dish flashes and cups very well. It comes with a brush to get the deep

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[Rewarded Review] Rinses perfectly!

I’m remodeling my kitchen and still need to replace the counter and sink, but I wanted to test it before I install it. I love it. It works great. It does not make a mess. The water stays in the base and runs off into the sink. The pressure is strong. The base is big enough to handle large and small cups. It comes with a tee connector so all you need is a hole through the counter to mount it. The actuator arm has rubber on it so it won’t scratch your cups. It also just sits on top of the nozzle which makes it easy to remove and clean.

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[Rewarded Review] Add Convenience to Your Home Wet Bar

I never knew what these were until I ran across one the HD website. Once I realized what it was, I thought it would be a great thing to have in my wet bar & it is. I don't have used wine glasses sitting around with wine drying up in them making it harder to clean. Once I'm done with a glass for the night I give it a quick rinse & I can get to cleaning it in a day or two without any residue to deal with. The installation is a little cumbersome: first you need a hole in your counter. In my case, I removed a soap dispenser with I hardly used. Secondly, it needs to be big enough in diameter to accept the slide mounting shank (their name, not mine). You also need to make sure you don't have any obstructions close to where you are going to install the rinser. Of course, you need access to plumbing in order to tap into a water line. The instructions are fairly clear on these issues.

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[Rewarded Review] Almost Perfect

I honestly had never seen one of these before, at least for a home sink. I thought they looked a little weird (I still do), but they serve a good purpose, especially in my small bar sink where it is hard to rinse glasses without getting water everywhere.

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