Customer Reviews

Price Pfister 53470SS Parisa Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Spout Sprayer, Stainless Steel

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I purchased this unit (534-70SS) 15 months ago, and the first problem occured about 10 months after I purchased it. The water would be constantly dripping slowly when the faucet was turned off, and as days went by the water dripped more and more. I called them, and they sent me the cartridge assembly, but after replacing it, the handle wouldn't stay up when I turned the water on at slow flow setting. I called again, and they were nice enough to send me a brand new retail packaged unit without shipping cost to me. I replaced it, and it worked for the past 5 months, and now the handle again wouldn't stay up at low flow setting. I guess I have to live with it until another problem surfaced. It came with life time warranty, but what good is it if I have to replce the cartridge assembly (or the whole thing) every few months.

This is basically a very nice product. It looks good and is easy to use. It is lighter than I expected, which makes it feel somewhat cheap in the hand. Faucet broke within the first week. It took me awhile to figure out how to contact the manufacturer. Then I was on hold for over a half hour. However, once I got through it was effortless. They sent me a replacement part no questions asked...and I got that very quickly. Overall I am satisfied with this purchase.

I purchased this faucet years ago. The really liked the look of it and thought it should be nice for the price. (Back then it was $249.00) When I took it out of the package I was surprised by how cheap the materials were. After it was installed, we noticed right away that the water slowly turns off if you have the pressure set less than full blast. It is real frustrating to try to wash small items. Apparently I am not the only one who's had this problem, so I would never recommend this faucet to anyone. I really wish it worked better, I do think it's a real attractive faucet.

I bought this faucet in 2005 thinking Price Pfister was a better quality brand. The mechanism never worked as smoothly as I thought it should have, but recently began really being hard to work. In a matter of days, it basically quit completely. The major home do-it-yourself center I bought it at did not have the replacement cartridge. I called Price Pfister and they will send a replacement, but I have to pay shipping and handling and it will take 7-10 days. So I am without a kitchen sink for that time! Or I could pay extra for expedited shipping. So for the price of shipping they have lost a customer. I wouldn't recommend buying anything Price Pfister.

We purchased this faucet in May 2006. It leaked by March 2007, when I called to complain, I was told that was a common problem. Price Pfister sent a replacement faucet. The Ceramic Disc Cartridge failed in August 2010. The replacement part Price Pfister sent was defective. I am now requesting another replacement part. That makes the 3rd problem with this faucet in 51 months.

I bought this faucet 4 years ago and I'm considering replacing it soon. I am going on my 3rd cartridge - which they send for free. Aside from replacing the cartridge frequently - which is a headache to deal with - I do not like the design.

I like the concept of a pullout with a one-handle design. My main complaint is the design of the spray-head and tubing that runs to the water lines. If any watet is present (from hand transfer)on the spray-head, it tends to run down the tubing and onto the cabinet floor below the sink. I place a small bowl under the sink to catch these drips, which helps, but I don't feel like I should have to do this for a nice faucet.

I am now more informed about design and know what to look for next time in a faucet.

I purchased this faucet at a local home center about 14 months ago. After about 5 months the head began to drip down the tube and then down the flexible snake into the cabinet. The company honored the warranty and sent me a new one right away. This one began to do the same thing after about 3 months. I am now on my 4th faucet head and it is even worse. The water squirts out the front as well. This is a piece of garbage. Instead of fixing the poor quality of design or workmanship, they probably figure it is cheaper to just keep replacing it. Sooner or later I will have to replace this with a quality product, another manufacturer of course.

I too am disappointed in this faucet. We remodeled the kitchen and bought this faucet which matches nicely with our other stainless steel items. But the flow is very low (yes we have plenty of pressure coming in), and as noted by others, the faucet shuts itself off if you try to have it on any less then full. We're shopping for a replacement now.

I want to complain about the handle which falls down and inadvertently turns the water off. You have to turn on the water at a high flow rate so that the handle will not fall. I also understand that other people have had this problem, It's quite annoying. I am now contacting the manufacturer to either send me a new faucet that has this defect eliminated, or send me a refund.

We bought this product about 15 months ago. Worked great for about 14 months, then the spay adjuster/selector on the bottom started to leak. Being the procrastinator I am I didn't look into getting it fixed because the holidays were coming up, and figured it could wait a little while. Now the whole selector piece has come out & as a result the sink is no longer able to be used!!! We'll see what customer service at the local store says, this unit is no longer available locally, so I'm hoping for a credit tward a new brand.