RV owners save precious water with Senry Faucet dual spray lavatory faucet

November 3, 2004

At first glance the Senry Faucet 5608 does not appear to be a typical lavatory faucet; upon closer inspection it is not your typical lavatory faucet. The patented dual spray faucet has a separate low-pressure upward spray in addition to the regular water output. The upward spray has a separate flow control and a lever to switch between the two outputs.

The half century since the introduction of the single handle mixing faucet has shown evolutionary changes, and adoption of this revolutionary lavatory faucet has been deliberate. Users swear by the increased convenience of using the upward spray for everyday bathroom tasks through its "hands-free" usage. An additional benefit of the upward spray is the reduction in water usage. The spray conserves 90% of the water wasted through a conventional output during activities such as washing up and shaving.

The water-saving qualities of the Senry Faucet dual spray lavatory faucet are desired by environmentally conscious users, but they have also become a boon in applications that require water conservation. Recreational vehicle owners on the go are dependent on small water holding tanks and thus place a premium on extending the time between water fill-ups. The Senry Faucet 5608, with its 4" centerset configuration, can be used as a standard RV lavatory replacement faucet. The seamless one piece body and durable Chrome or Pewter (Brushed Nickel) finish makes cleanups as simple as a wipedown with warm soapy water. The real beauty of the faucet is the water saving upper spray nozzle. Combining the dual spray faucet with a water saving showerhead, like the units used in the dual showerhead , drastically addresses the most water-wasting tasks in the bathroom.

Yes, we've had a couple weekends use of the motor home with the new faucet. Combining this with the new shower head has allowed us to use water without being concerned as much about filling up the holding tank. The faucet takes some getting accustomed to, but keeping in mind that we're using 90% less water makes this easier to adapt to. We use the faucet in the bathroom so it is used for all those purposes and we try to leave it in the upper output. I definitely think this faucet is a real advantage for motor home use and with more time it will become the “norm” for us.