Anyone have the Grohe Ladylux3 Pro?

13 years ago

I find the Grohe website difficult to navigate. Its hard to tell what the features are on each faucet.

I used to have the Ladylux PLUS which was a pull-out faucet. I loved it. But since I moved I've lived 7 years with a really crappy faucet that pulled out and its such a PITA. I wonder if a pull-down would be better? Or maybe I just cant remember what a good pull-out feels like.

Anyways, I like the look of the Ladylux3 Pro. But I am wondering if the sprayer is hard to hold? It looks very small. The PLUS and Cafe models seem like it would be easier since there is more to hold on to.

Also, does the Pro model toggle back and forth between regular water and spray? Do you have to keep holding down a button to have the spray feature turned on? Or do you press a button and it stays on until you press the button again? Also do you need to shut the faucet off in order to get it back to non-spray?

Thanks!

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Sherrie Moore
13 years ago
Not sure, but I believe the only one that you can toggle back and forth, or leave on spray without holding the toggle is the LadyLux plus. I have one friend who has the LadyLux3 and she says she has to hold the spray switch.
adel97
13 years ago
I have the Ladylux3 pro (32.226 model, there are a couple, but only the 226 has a forward rotation lever, i.e., it does not rotate all the way back, so it's less likely to hit your backsplash). It toggles between spray and regular flow with a button, but you don't have to hold down the button after pressing, it's a true toggle switch. You do have to turn the water off and back on to go back to regular spray.

I love this pulldown faucet, for looks and function, and I don't find the button too small at all. I really dislike pullouts in general, though, as they feel ackward to use to me, and too bulky in the hand. Good luck!
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michele0901
13 years ago
We are debating between the pro and the plus right now. I found some neat videos on youtube by build.com which explains what each model looks like. The button on the CafÃÂ¨ has to be pushed in for the spray to work. The Plus has a toggle switch that you can change back and forth between regular and spray. The Pro has a button that once it's pressed, will be spray. It only resets by turning off and then on the faucet.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ladylux3 plus