Delta GR150-SP Glass Rinser, SpotShield Stainless

High quality, well made. Looks great on the sink. This was an easy install. Larger glasses tend to get a little water on counter if not careful, but with practice it's not messy anymore. High pressure cleans stuck on coffee with ease.

I bought this because the soap dispenser that was on the sink wasn't very useful. I saw this and figured it would be more useful and that my family would find more use from this.The package came packaged nicely and included everything you needed to connect this up underneath the sink. I had the soap dispenser out and this connected to the hot water line and secured within probably 30 minutes. I just hate working underneath kitchen sinks!I've now had this item for a while now and it still works and looks great. It is easy to clean too, and it sprays water nicely. The only thing I noticed is that openings like wine bottles don't work well as I believe it traps air and causes it to explode water back out.My neighbor also saw this in our house and ultimately bought one too. Definitely a good purchase for baby bottles! I would definitely recommend this.

Has been a nice addition to our kitchen. Our counter fortunately already had an extra hole covered by a blank plug, made installation very easy. I thought I would need to extend the piping to make this work...but fortunately the hose on this unit is quite long so that was unnecessary. May not be a complete game changer, but was very handy especially for cleaning out baby bottles. Mechanism has held up well, been using it for 3 years. I was skeptical on the chrome finish on the plastic body of this, but it still cleans up nicely.

We love the bottle washer! However it was smaller than we had expected and it was already installed before we realized it was not big enough to wash our forty ounce tumblers so that was a disappointment. Other than that, it works fantastically. It looks sleek and matches the kitchen faucet. So far no leaks and it cleans the bottles that fit.

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.

Was on the fence about getting this but gave it a try to clean baby bottles. After a few weeks of use, I am glad I bought this. It works really well for just about any baby bottle, cup, mug, etc. The flow of water is perfect and it never overflows. The install was super easy. That said, I did run into an issue, I have a Delta faucet that has a sprayer connected. The sprayer’s water line is connected inside the faucet therefore you cannot just disconnect it. There is a quick connect/disconnect between the two, but if you disconnect the sprayer, you will have a huge water leak. After some research, I found there is a little blue plug that will plug the connection area thus creating a seal and allowing me to disconnect the sprayer. I don’t know the model number for my Delta faucet but Delta offers this blue plug on their website. It ran me about $15 but I was able to disconnect the sprayer and plug the connection creating a water tight seal. If I ever want to reconnect the sprayer, I will just remove the plug and re-connect the quick connect. For the glass rinser I simply tapped off the hot water line and install was about 15 minutes. A little pricey though, I think this products value is more like $50-$60 but unfortunately I have no control over that.

Would purchase over & over again for my sink. Great for bottles & cups!

The media could not be loaded. This fit perfectly where once I had a soap dispenser that did nothing but collect grime. Easy to install, simple instructions, all parts included for under counter mounted sinks AND raised above counter sinks. Requires no more than 2-1/4” inch from center of your existing hole to edge of the drip edge of the counter. And 2-1/4” to backsplash from center of hole. I put a small bead of anti- microbial silicone at edge( no required) just to make sure nothing gets under, but it did come with a gasket. A drop of soap in the glasses or baby bottles your washing, and WALA ! Cleaned. It comes with a protector cover, so you don’t accidentally spray all over. Well thought design, it is a got to have kitchen accessory that saves time. Mark Rogers