High Pressure Glass Rinser for Kitchen Sink

[Color: Silver]
Grades: Design: A; Manufacturing Quality: B; Expected Reliability: B; Repeat Buy: BPROS:* Wash nozzle, hose and metal housing are top quality.* Wash nozzle is highly polished in appearance and works well when connected to the water supply.* The tee union for connecting to the water supply is metal and has good o-rings for sealing.* Wash nozzle does not leak water when not in use.* The output pressure stream is sufficient for thorough glass rinsing.* Rinsing is effective on both short and tall glasses, thermoses, and baby bottles.* Water drains nicely from the wash nozzle via the sloped channel.* Silicone mat for the sloped channel is removable for easy cleaning.CONS:* The sloped channel is constructed from ABS plastic. A metal channel would ensure longer lifetime and increased structural strength against accidental glass drops and contact with countertop pots and pants.* Review is limited to glass rinser’s beginning of life performance.

[Color: Silver]
I installed this at my kitchen sink and it's one of those things I didn't realize I'd use as much as I do. It makes rinsing glasses and bottles really quick, and the one-touch operation is simple, just press the glass down and let it do the work. The spray has plenty of pressure for knocking out leftover drinks and residue, and I like that the tray is removable for cleaning. Installation was pretty straightforward with the included tee fitting and water line, although you'll want to make sure you have enough room around your sink hole before ordering. The silver finish looks nice and the unit feels reasonably solid once it's installed. I'm giving it five stars because it's simple, useful, and does exactly what I wanted it to do.

[Color: Silver]
I've been looking for a bottle cleaner to wash my high-end self-sealing beer bottles for ages, and was ecstatic when I found this item. It is very expensive, but for anybody who has spent an entire afternoon soaking, brushing, rinsing, and then re-rinsing a case of bottles, it is worth it after the first day. I hooked mine up to the utility sink on a dedicated hot water line, so now all I have to do is soak my bottles in hot bleach water, wipe down the rims, and then rinse them with this flush that activates when you press down on it. Since my utility sink is made of plastic, I just drilled a hole into the side of it and it just drains right down into the sink without splashing anywhere. But the water pressure ensures that the whole bottle is rinsed, even though I use it horizontally instead of vertically, as shown in the pictures. It only takes about 2 seconds or so to fully sanitize soaked bottles, turning my formerly hours-long task into a half-hour job. Wonderful! Just make sure that wherever you mount it, you have plenty of drainage in all directions, since it will definitely leave water all over the surrounding area. And you also want to ensure that you are leaving enough clearance above the surface you mount it on, to ensure that you can depress it enough to make it useful; otherwise, you won't get enough pressure to create a good wash.

[Color: Silver]
This glass rinser is better quality and design than the standard cheaper units on sale. The ABS plastic guard is much gentler on the rim of the glass. I have had the rim crack and chip on a cheaper glass rinser where the enamel coating had chipped from the metal rinser and I hadn't noticed that the rim was scraping against this spot. The design build of this unit addresses these scenarios and prevents it from happening. Thoughtful design and I can see why this costs so much more. It is worth it. Especially if you also plan to use crystal. Worth the price.

[Color: Silver]
This works great! It was easy to install (took 15 minutes) and we put it right onto our hot so a blast from the rinser and it goes into the drying rack. Had a nice heavy quality feel to it and feels solid once installed. The jar I make a smoothie in even came clean - gunk out of the threads and everything. On our sink it is very close to the edge of sink so the end of the rinse water sometimes runs back onto ledge of sink so make sure your hole is close enough to sink. I love the fact the silicone tray comes out easily to clean, too. Seems a little pricey for what it is but it is a nice luxury that is also kinda fun to do so nobody is leaving glasses in the sink anymore. I’d call that a win!