🔧 Enhanced Cache Faucet Aerator Key and Removal Wrench Tool Review

Some reviews rate this plastic tool as weak. Well, not compared to the competition. The plastic in the thinnest size of this tool is still 52% thicker than the Neoperl 11 9110 5 Cache Plastic Clip with 4 Keys 1 key of each size as thick as an eggshell. I bought both and this one turned on all nine faucets in my house last night. At least the brightly colored Neoperl looked festive when it turned into the bin.

This tool is perfect for my faucet aerators. My bathroom fixtures were small and local stores didn't have that size. Using a wrench, loosen the aerator a turn or two. After that you can remove it with your finger. Reset it with your finger until it stops and use the wrench for the last half turn. Think of a faucet as a screw and an aerator as a nut and you know the correct direction of rotation. I have removed, cleaned and reinstalled four aerators using this method with no wear on the key…

Fits various sizes of Kohler faucets. It's surprising they don't come with faucets because you should have them. However, I love Kohler. We just replaced an 18 year old faucet valve for free because Kohler has a lifetime warranty. They paid the freight and sent the valve for another handle. Incredibly, they said they didn't need proof of purchase because I wouldn't ask for a replacement if I didn't have their valve. Now that I'm off topic, Brondel is the polar opposite of Kohler. Their bidet…

Moen Monticello Faucets were installed in the bathrooms when we moved into our home. They are no longer manufactured and are difficult to process. So we relied on our plumber next door to service them. Two days ago the aerator in one of our toilets failed and it was a real problem. Our neighborhood plumbing shops didn't have a replacement. I found one at Revain and found it needed a special "removal tool". So I ordered this one, as well as a replacement aerator. I made an educated guess about…