2-in-1 Outdoor Water Fountain and Faucet, Green

I love having this in the garden. Washing handfuls of berries and my hands! Getting a cool drink when thirsty. While it is not as sturdy as a metal one the price difference is major. So I just treat it accordingly. Do not turn it on full pressure. The connectors leak but I am no plumber. I have it on a dual spigot so I can turn it off and run hose full blast without worrying about the pressure.

This sink was a good idea in theory . It was very small but we were willing to look past that as it was only an outside sink for summer. Good thing as the mounts to hold the unit were pretty flimsy. Still we were going to look past that. However the quick connect fittings only leaked when the water was on. Every . one . Of .them. The only time they stopped was when the main hose attachment at the house blew off! The threads just did not permit the main hose to screw on to any standard outside hose bib!! Poor design and crappy quality . One could plumb in the sink using alternative material as I contemplated but why should A-that be necessary and B-I didnt have confidence it would last more than a few uses. Do yourself a favor and spend on one that is better.

For the price $30 it was a decent value for us. We wanted a little sink outside by our grill to wash hands or rinse something off and it works great for that. Drinking fountain works but must adjust it or sprays like 10’ away! Must carefully attach all hoses and must be fairly tight so doesn’t leak. It’s a very small sink. And probably won’t last more than a year

Sink area too small for what we needed

I installed on my deck near the grill; it's small, cute, works, but not very sturdy. The drinking fountain can spray your face if you aren't very careful turning it on. It's handy for washing hands outside. My grandkids can get a drink and wash up before/insead of tracking dirt in the house. Although installation is easy, getting it to stay level is a challenge. The connection tubes are all just short garden hoses with quick connect fittings. Several of the fittings leak a little, even a small drip can waste a lot of water if left on all the time. So we have to shut it off at the source when not in use. It's all plastic, so I don't think there is any worry about corrosion.

The sink itself works ok, it’s cheap plastic and could break easily. All of the hoses and connectors it comes with are complete garbage, they leak, one broke while tightening, and another hose popped out of the fitting. Planning to replace the hoses with better ones and then it should work properly. It was cheap so I guess I got what I paid for, but the parts it came with you literally can’t even use because they are so badly made. Also the “water fountain” makes no sense, it’s better to replace that with a soap dispenser in my opinion.

This is not going to last forever, but in the meantime, very cool. Works great. Looks great hanging off side of potting bench. All hosing parts are well made and dont leak at all. Get a 2nd one for back up. You will thank yourself later.

Despite mixed reviews I thought I'd give this a try. I was looking for something to install outside for a quick drink or to fill a dog's water bowl. The sink basin was small and shallow but for under $40, you can't really have high expectations. I followed the instructions and even used Teflon tape on all treaded fittings. Prior to mounting, I pressure tested the lines and associated push lock connections. Every fitting leaked, the ball valve for the water fountain broke in a way that you had to slowly close it to stop the flow. If you went too far, flow would start again. The threaded connection at the spigot did not align well. The plastic is thin with terrible tolerances and leaks at any pressure. You can't leave the water supply on , it leaks everywhere. There was more water leaking than flowing to the faucet or drinking fountain. A total waste of money.