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Waterfall faucets typically have a strong water flow, especially without a water-saving device installed. This can lead to relatively high water flow. If users fail to adjust the water flow during use, this can easily lead to water waste. For example, simply flushing without adjusting the water flow intensity can result in significant water waste.

Leaking kitchen sink faucets are not uncommon; nearly every household has a faucet that leaks. Causes of kitchen faucet leaks include: 1. Improper installation 2. Aging or damaged pipes 3. Deteriorated faucet seals 4. Faucet valve cartridge problems 5. Excessive water pressure 6. Water quality issues

The kitchen sink faucet should be installed on the left or right side, but should be determined according to the usage habits of family members, the kitchen space layout, and specific equipment requirements. For right-handed family members, the left side of the faucet is usually more convenient; for left-handed family members, the right side of the faucet is more suitable.

Stainless steel sink faucet has become a common choice for kitchen faucets due to its durability and corrosion resistance. It can withstand the test of minerals, acid and alkali substances in water and high temperature water, and is very suitable for long-term use.

The most intuitive way to judge is to check whether the kitchen sink faucet is leaking. The manifestation of water leakage may be water seepage from the faucet interface, valve or outlet. Especially when the faucet is closed, there is still water dripping out, indicating that there is a problem with the sealing.

It is worth noting that the standard diameter of the kitchen sink hole is generally between 35 mm and 45 mm, and the specific size will vary depending on the design of the faucet. For example, some modern faucets (especially those with complex designs such as multiple water modes and stretch functions) may require a larger hole diameter.

The material and manufacturing process of kitchen sink faucet directly affect its price. High-end faucets usually use high-quality materials such as stainless steel, copper alloy, and titanium alloy, which are expensive and have strict requirements on the process during the production process.

Common materials for kitchen sink faucet on the market include stainless steel, copper, aluminum alloy, plastic, etc. The durability and lifespan of faucets made of different materials are very different. Generally speaking, the service life of stainless steel faucets is between 15 and 20 years, which is suitable for long-term use.

It is generally recommended that the installation height of the kitchen sink faucet should be kept between 15 and 20 cm above the edge of the sink. This height range not only ensures smooth water flow, but also avoids splashing, making operations such as washing vegetables and dishes more convenient.

For most standard kitchen sinks, a hole is usually drilled on the sink surface for the main sink faucet. This hole is usually located at the back or directly above the sink, and there are usually one or two holes for the faucet to be installed.