🚰 T&S Brass 015425-45 Dual VR Aerator Key: Convenient Silver Tool for Faucet Maintenance Review

There is a standard size for the aerator and these wrenches. Make sure you order the correct fit. You can find the standard size online or on YouTube.

Just what I needed for a Moen pull out kitchen faucet to remove the aerator. I tried needle nose pliers but they were too tight to remove.

Bought both thinking they were different. Both are decent, but both are made of zinc and appear to be made by the same company in different packaging.

The product seems very good if it matches your aerator. I thought it would work with my Hansgrohe aerator based on the official Hansgrohe YouTube video but it doesn't work. The aerator does not catch at all. Maybe that's the case in Europe (maybe it's a measure of the American problem)? I do not know. I contacted Hansgrohe and asked but they had no explanation.

Not sure if this would work on faucets with Delta Anti-Pilfer Perlator but it worked. There was one aerator that I couldn't move with this tool (it was actually calcified). I also bought an Allen wrench which gave me more leverage. Overall, I really like this little key. I soaked the aerators in CLR as soon as I took them off and they work like new again! Hard water in Texas!

I have a Moen pull-out faucet and wanted to replace the aerator. The original installer left no key. The big hardware stores did not have a suitable key. I wrote to Moen support asking how to get the key. They told me the faucet wasn't just for replacing the aerator and I would have to get a new, complete spray head. I then received this tool and for a total cost of $6 I was able to replace the aerator. This is significantly cheaper than buying a new spray head. The tool isn't brass, by the…