Pull-Out Spray Wand Fits Grohe Pull Out Faucets, Grohe Part 46312SD0/46298SD0, Super Steel Finish, Easy Install with O-Rings, Saves 70% vs OEM

Much better price than the genuine Grohe replacement faucet. Works great and actually might be better than the original Grohe faucet. How? I like that when you switch from the single stream to the power stream, and then turn off the faucet and then turn it back on, it doesn't automatically go back to the single stream. You have to switch it back from the power stream to the single stream. Maybe some like the automatic feature of the original faucet, but we're all buying this faucet because the original faucet from Grohe eventually went bad, and it's possible that it went bad because of that design feature. I'm not sure of my theory, but what I am sure of, is this replacement faucet is cheaper than the original Grohe faucet, and it's cheaper than buying and installing a brand new faucet. And this comes with some new o-rings. It also fits like a glove over the original faucet end.

Fits and operates literally just the same as original Grohe Ladylux sprayer head bought with the faucet. Except for this product is much less expensive. To purchase in California required water reduction cartridge.Easy to remove (orange) water reduction cartridge, just bend a paper clip into a hook and pull out. Real Steel replaces Brushed Nickel finish. Installed 4 weeks ago and working great. Recommend purchasing.

Worked well for about a month and a half but then began leaking profusely. Replaced washer/added washer and tried everything to fix but nothing worked. Poor quality and my return time ended about 2 weeks prior to the issue.

Very affordable after-market replacement for Grohe kitchen sink wand. The aeration is not as good as the original but otherwise it’s easy to install and very workable.

The product came with a perfectly good O-ring and a (removable) flow restrictor. I left the flow restrictor in place. The comments which said you have to buy an O-ring are incorrect. I wasted nine bucks on O-rings which I don't need. (Too much trouble to return them.) As recommended by other commenters, I coated the new O-ring with plumber's grease.The new faucet head installed very easily, just using a pair of pliers to grasp the metal cuff which is part of the hose; unscrew the old faucet head and screw on the new one.The new faucet is working perfectly after installation. Water pressure is fine; aerator and spray are working perfectly. No leaks.If I run into any problems later on, I'll update the review.

Update 4/27/2023: In less than 12 hours Awelife had a new replacement spray wand and o-rings delivered to my door! That is AWESOME service. Be sure to replace the existing o-ring on the hose with the properly sized new one provided by Awelife. See my photos for the broken wand and the new replacement I received.UPDATE 4/26/23: The spay wand continued to leak periodically. Today I retightened the wand to the hose. The wand broke apart. I always hand tightened the wand, never used tools. I am always careful about over tightening. Take care tightening. Got just over 8 months of use. Contacted the seller today... We'll see.The original spray wands of this model usually fail because of a very inexpensive degraded proprietary washer inside the unit. I took 2 of these wands apart and each time it was the same failed washer. I called Grohe and asked to buy a replacement washer. They said they don't sell them. I would have to purchase a VERY EXPENSIVE replacement wand. I asked about the lifetime warranty. They said I would need to produce the original invoice with my name on it. I bought it over 20 years ago! I didn't know where the invoice was. I lived with the malfunction for a long time. Then I found this replacement! It works and looks great! I would have to buy 10 of these replacement wants to equal the cost of one OEM replacement.As far as leaking. Mine also had a slight leak where the hose connects to the wand when I pulled the wand out. I suggest making sure the O-rings are correctly seated and tightening the wand firmly into the hose. That worked for me.

I ordered the OEM version of this replacement spray head for kitchen faucet. Installed in a mere minute or two, looks great.But, the original hose going in to this head is undersized by a small amount, does not seal properly, and water leaks out at a high rate. Same issue as the non-OEM version, for twice the price.Not sure if I am now required to buy a placement hose for another $40, so that this combo can seal.Pretty frustrating.KM

I’ve had a Groghe faucet in my kitchen for a long time and the rubber cover to the spray control was worn and had a hole in it. As they don’t sell the rubber cover, I replaced the entire sprayer with this aftermarket one. I had a brushed nickel faucet but the only had stainless steel. It’s close but a little different. But it fit and works better than the original.