Faucet Extender, 1080 Degree Swivel Faucet Aerator

Master water-savers - the faucet aerators are one of the most environmentally friendly plumbing parts on the market. in fact, according to the epa, installing faucet aerators is the single most effective water-saving plumbing change you can make! diluting the water stream with air, significantly reduce the volume of water flowing. they do this while maintaining the feeling of a high-pressure flower.
Ultimate version: the firmer bath sink aerator extender features 3 flexible joint parts for 1080° all-around rotating, which can easily reach each corner of your sink and reduce splashing in sinks. come with 2 ways to spray water: soft bubble stream and strong sprayer shower.
Clever faucet assistant - provide an extra length of the extension, making it easier than ever to get a good grip on the faucet. more convenient for washing your face, hair, and teeth, especially for children, the aged, and long-hair women.
Safety material: made of top-quality raw brass. the sturdy construction ensures durability and long-time use. the chrome-plated finish type makes a smooth surface and prevents rust also. if cleaned the sink regularly — help save water, improve water service and reduce the risk of lead exposure.

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[ralphcantrell]

There are MANY, MANY different faucet aerators - either male or female, in half a dozen sizes and across several different thread patterns. It absolutely boggles the mind 😵‍💫, and you almost need a Doctorate in "Threadology" to deal with it. For example, I have three different vanities in the house, and each one requires a different aerator! So how can we be sure this extender will screw right onto the particular faucet for which we purchase it?

[jean-marc]

Bonjour, es-que c'est conçu pour tous les robinets de tous diamètres ????

[aorsini]

I just installed this and after a few hours the water slowed to a trickle. Took it off and the water is full blast. Why would this happen? And where did all that "debris" come from? I inspected everything and see no blockage. The washers are fine. EDIT I put it back on and water is flowing but much less than before. Acceptable but not the strong spray I got at first, with our high water pressure.