Review on Plumb Shop SF0080 Flexible Faucet Spray Aerator and Sprayer | Fits Most Threaded or Non-Threaded Spouts | Slips Over Spout End by Abhinav Drury

These sprayers are part of my childhood when they were available at all local hardware stores for about 88 cents and every apartment in the Bronx seemed to have one. What a blessing to have him back! The spray not only makes dishwashing easier, but also saves water as the spray provides better "coverage". The hole had to be trimmed a bit to make installation easier. A quick cut with scissors or a sharp Exacto is enough. These cuts fit my regular size kitchen faucet perfectly. A little vegetable oil rubbed on the tip of your finger also helps. Hold it with a kitchen towel or something similar and simply press on the spout of the faucet, rocking it back and forth slightly. You don't want it to be too easy to install or it will pop out. Pass through and hot water. This will wash away any remaining cooking oil and make cooking easier if the oil is too thick. This just proves that "old-fashioned" things still prevail. And buy with confidence. The first arrived crushed, but switching through the Revain was a breeze.