As some of you may know, Mr. JOC and I are currently planning a kitchen remodel. We are going through the process of selecting cabinets, appliances, and various kitchen hardware. When BlogHer reached out to us recently to test Moen faucets, I was super excited for the opportunity for a few reasons.
- Our current faucet is only 4 years old but keeps dripping and I’ve wanted to replace it for some time.
- I want a high arc faucet for my new kitchen for the look, and due to my poor experience with them before I wanted to test one out beforehand.
I love the look of high arc faucet, it makes a kitchen looks more elegant. However, to be honest I was very hesitant to install a high arc faucet. I had previously installed an expensive model from a really well-known European brand and it was a terrible experience. Whenever the water was turned on, it splashed everywhere as we did dishes or washed things at the sink. Often after doing the dishes, the front of our shirts would be completely soaking wet. Last week the faucet arrived and I got my personal handyman (Mr. JOC) on it right away. The installation instructions were very easy to understand and he was able to remove the old faucet and install the Moen faucet in about 30 minutes. Moen included a helpful installation tool so you could easily tighten the mounting nut for the faucet even if it’s in a hard to reach location. There are also other user friendly features like the DuraLock™ attachment between the pulldown hose and outlet hose. Other brands required installing an additional clip to secure the hoses together which is more work. After the installation was complete, I definitely loved the high arc look. It’s making my existing kitchen look better already. As I turn on the faucet for the first time, I was amazed. When using either the stream or spray mode, the water does not bounce off and get all over the place. My biggest fear was gone, what a relief! Another feature I wanted in addition to the high arc was a spray head with hose extension. This allows me to rinse different parts of the sink after prepping for a meal or when I rinse fruits and vegetables. The best part, Moen Reflex™ system returns the spray head to its original position by itself. There is one other small characteristic, but important for me as I spend a lot of time in my kitchen, and that’s the hot, cold, and flow control for the water. I’ve tried other faucets with single lever control on the right and they were difficult to figure out where is hot and cold. On the Moen Hensley faucet, it’s very easy to understand where is cold and hot and how to control the water flow. Lastly, the model I had tested is Spot Resist™ stainless so that means one less thing for me to clean in the kitchen. If you are looking to update your kitchen faucet, I highly recommend giving Moen Reflex faucets a try. Not sure how to install a faucet? No worries, Moen even has a video that shows you how to install.
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Beautiful, definitely need one!
I would want new countertops. The current ones are very weathered.
We’re going to fix my husband mothers house.We have to do every things I’mean every things. It’ll help me good!!!!
My kitchen is actually very new, about 5 months. But if I had to change something, I would polish the granite kitchen counter.
I would love a total kitchen remodel, too, but I’ll be happy if I could change the chairs in my dining room. ありがとう!
I have the same problem with my current faucet and would love to try Moen!
The Moen Kiran facet looks great.
I want to change my entire sink. My apartment came with all cheap Ikea fixtures, and the sink has square corners, which makes it a pain to clean. Water doesn’t completely drain sometimes, and the material of the sink itself seems to be rusted or tarnished somehow.
Though it has served me well, there are several things that I would like to change about my current kitchen. First, I would change out my electric stove for a gas one, and install a stronger hood. Need more firepower! Second, I would like to have a larger sink and more counter space. For aesthetics, I would like more natural light and different finishes, but that would just be icing on the cake 🙂 A girl can dream!
I live in a rental, so I would change the whole kitchen!
We are in the process of closing on a house – and there are so many things that need to be updated, especially the kitchen. The cabinets and appliances need more *oomf* so it can become our own.
I’m so jealous! 🙂 This is definitely one change I would make. I’ve wanted one of these for some time – the sprayer as part of the faucet is ideal for someone who cooks so much.
your whole kitchen is fabulous, Nami.. And yes, Moen Kiran faucet would be an amazing addition..
I would love to update my range and oven.