Delta Faucet Glass Rinser for Kitchen Sinks, Kitchen Sink Accessories, Bar Glass Rinser, SpotShield Stainless GR150-SP

Great purchase! The material is plastic but it blends in perfectly with my stainless steel sink. If you want a cup rinser that looks good, functions well and is easy to install, look no further!

Best decision I made was adding this to my kitchen. Perfect for washing baby bottles. Super easy to use and is meds free. Doesn’t leak onto the counter top and I love how it come with a cap when you’re not using it. Also very easy to install!!

It works great and have great pressure so we don’t have to soak the glasses. Very happy with this purchase. Easy installation too. If you use big mug like Stanley’s it will not work.

This product was easy to install, and I'm happy with it. My sink has some raised area around the outside so I feared it could be caddywompus, but was happy to see it includes an optional spacer for these situations (which worked well). I actually wish it was a little wider for some mugs that I have, but it covers most of the vessels that I need to rinse. I wish the cover "snapped in" a little more definitively, it feels like something you just lay on top. Build quality seems adequate/fine, but for the price I really expected this was going to be metal/heavier. That likely isn't a problem and it is mounted securely so it doesn't wobble or move, it just feels kinda cheapy when you get it out of the box. I know it's Delta, a good brand name, but seems pricey for what it actually is.

I first saw this featured on HGTV Dream Home 2021. The host was excited about it and I became intrigued. I went on a search to find it. I thought I could just purchase it from the local home improvement store but not without ordering it first. I upgraded my kitchen sink faucet with a pull down faucet spray head so that I can make space for the rinser. I was torn between the Delta brand and a no named brand. What won it for me was the cover that goes over the rinser when not in use. My contractor said it was easy to install and now she wants one. It is plastic and a little pricey but I know that’s due to the name brand. It compliments my sink wonderfully. It only works with certain sized

As I researched all the glass rinses available, I saw a lot of manufacturing names I was unfamiliar with. I started looking closely at what each glass rinser was made of. I also looked for how durable it might be. I saw a lot of the metal ones that looked thin. I like to buy something once that is made with durability and quality. Once I came across this glass rinser, it caught my eye immediately. It is a name I know makes quality pluming supplies. I could tell by the pictures and reviews that this was a substantial unit. I had my plumber coming over to do some other work and I asked him to install this for me while he was already under my kitchen sink. I think I could have done the install, but since I pay him by the hour he had time do to this install for me. It performs its job nicely. I will add that as soon as my daughter saw it installed, she did the chocolate syrup test. She took a clean glass and drizzled chocolate syrup around the sides and bottom inside the glass. When she put it on the rinser, the syrup that was being sprayed directly came out of the glass. The syrup that did not have a stream of water hitting it directly stayed in the glass. Moving the glass around to make the various streams of water did remove the syrup. It was not a one shot cleaning. Rinsing a glass just used for drinking milk or juice is rinsed just fine. I missed seeing the cover that comes with the unit in the pictures of it. I was nicely surprised by it. When not in use, the cover dresses up the glass rinser nicely. I am happy with my purchase.

Amazing!!! Worth the money for the quality

Well, it’s made washing baby bottles a breeze but I had one well before I had a baby at my previous home. I think my boyfriend thought it was kinda gimmicky but he was super impressed with the build quality and the fact they included a branch off so he could connect it to the hot water. I’m so glad we got one. I missed my old one. They’re like- not necessary to live and breathe but I will say it’s a HUGE quality of life improvement. Plus it’s fun so the kids will wash their cups out! It’s a win win. Sprays powerfully enough to get formula residue off too. So sad it took me so long to get another but it is so worth it. Plus it took my bf 10 mins to install!

It works, but the jets of water that come out of it are rather uneven. I feel that glasses don't get clean unless I use it two or three times, turning the glass to wash a different angle. Something like this that uses water pressure to rotate its arms would have been ideal.

C'est du plastique est non de l'inox!

I purchased the cheaper plastic-body version and after two years still looks and functions great. The actual mechanism is metal and brass.

Used to work in a restaurant for a while and always used those things. Bought my house and when it came to renovate the kitchen i had the feeling that I must had one is the quality of it supreme? Nope, it is plastic Does look good? 100%! specially if you have a dark countertop Is it necessary? definitely NOT is it expensive? super Does it make a different in your life? It does, I am a beer drink, and pouring beer into a dry cup, makes a it an ice cream foam. also it removes the dust of the glass that you barely uses. Makes cleaning really easy, the jets are strong to remove stuff stuck in the glass, if you connect to the hot water, is every better. Would I buy it again in the future? Yep! I like to save time on any house tasks, so if I can just press the dirty glass on it and get it cleaned in 5 seconds Vs washing. I will do it and I will spend the money on something for it. if you don't mind cleaning glasses by handy, that it might not be worth for you.

Disappointed with the plastic parts …. For such a high price … I expected SS.. probably should have done a bit more research before buying !!