Sprayer adapter for single-handle faucet?

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Sprayer adapter for single-handle faucet?

Author: 100n3y (FL)

The faucet in the home I'm renting is a single-handle sprayer with a hot and cold line only. No center tube/pipe for a sprayer to screw/clip on to. The faucet's a real POS, but I'm not really looking to sink (heheh) a lot of money into a new faucet I might only use for a year. Is there any way to still hook up a sink sprayer to this faucet or am I SOL and I just need to buy a new faucet that can equip a sprayer?

Re: Sprayer adapter for single-handle faucet?
Author: packy (MA) there is no way to make that work..
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Thanks!
Author: 100n3y (FL) Figured as much. Was just hoping there might be some sort of spliter I could add to it or something. Le sigh. New Facuet it is. Thanks! Edited 1 times.
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Re: Sprayer adapter for single-handle faucet?
Author: Wheelchair (IL) As a renter, I would ask the owner of the building 1st. I am sure the owner of the building will appreciate you asking too. Best Wishes
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