Goose neck faucet

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Goose neck faucet
Author: Randi (CO) Hi! My plumber just installed an American Standard goose-neck faucet in my kitchen. Sadly, when it is turned off, it keeps 'dribbling' for about 10 seconds. Just wondering what we need to do to stop the drip? Any suggestions would be appreciated!!
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Re: Goose neck faucet
Author: m & m (MD) If the faucet has a side sprayer, try exercising it a half dozen times on/off.
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Re: Goose neck faucet
Author: packy (MA) i just installed a moen pull down spray kitchen faucet. it too dripped about a dozen drops after shutting it off. after a few days it stopped ??? why, i don't know but it did.. sometimes the inner workings just need to get wet and swell a little ??
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Re: Goose neck faucet
Author: hj (AZ) There is water in the spout from the top of the gooseneck down to the aerator, but it CANNOT get out until air works it way through the aerator and water to break the suction. That takes time and until it finishes there will be dripping from the spout.
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Re: Goose neck faucet
Author: srloren (CA) HJ nailed it.
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