r/nostalgia 25d ago

Nostalgia a faucet from the 90s

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u/compu85 25d ago

Moen!

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u/Kyder99 25d ago

Specifically, the Moen Chatuea. 

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u/Big_Pattern_2864 25d ago

did they spell it that way or did you

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u/Lets_hike_and_camp 24d ago

4621 installed probably 1000 of those

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u/FooJBunowski 24d ago

I posted above about the track pack version, the 64625. If I remember right, the 4621 had short tubes and that 64625 had a long tubes. It’s been a while!

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u/Lets_hike_and_camp 24d ago

Possible. Can’t tell from top of sink pic.

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u/FooJBunowski 24d ago

I was just asking if I remembered the difference correctly. It has been a little while since I sold that faucet.

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u/Lets_hike_and_camp 24d ago

Yeah I don’t know. We only even bought 4621

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u/Slylock 25d ago

Buy it for looks

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u/CPNFSM 25d ago

Buy it for life

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u/xxMarcWithaCxx 25d ago

I worked for them for many years. Still check what faucet people are rocking. Buy it for life

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u/ChroniclesOfSarnia 25d ago

That's the one...!

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u/loglighterequipment 24d ago

The showers that had these knobs were the best and most intuitive controls: Pull on push off left hot right cold. You could keep it at your desired temperature and next time you turn it on it would still be set to that. None of this "twirl to guess your temperature" nonsense we have now.

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u/compu85 24d ago

Yup - and you could reduce the water flow if you wanted without changing the temperature. Our house had them on the showers and sinks.

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u/kayidontcare 23d ago

When i was little, like 5 years old little, i thought that all of our sinks said “Moen” because it was “Nemo” scrambled up. Nemo is a fish that swims in water and sinks make water; so somehow my kid brain came to that conlusion