🚰 Moen 100429 Single Handle Faucet Adapter Kit: Streamline Your Plumbing with Ease Review

It was easy to install and saved me a lot of money not having to buy a brand new faucet. Read the instructions carefully as there is a specific part that needs to be placed in a specific way. The repair didn't take long. It was worth it, except the part I had to replace was plastic, the new part was also plastic. It needs to be made out of something stronger to last longer. I've had a blender for 12 years before blenders existed for any length of time.

The perfect replacement part when an old faucet handle fails. I spent a few bucks on this and didn't spend a lot of money on a new faucet handle! I would call it a win! Just make sure this is the exact set of parts you need as almost the same faucet handle has been made in 3 different versions over the years requiring 3 different sets of parts. I really had to study the repair diagrams in detail to be sure which kit I needed. It would be too easy to buy the wrong item, so don't rush to find out

I needed a plastic grip connector because I broke on the thin outer edge. Once this small piece breaks (see photo) the faucet will not close fully and you will have to squeeze the handle to close it fully. I first replaced the cartridge before realizing the problem was with the pen connector. The new handle connector in this kit fits well and once installed the handle will not fall off or close by itself. MOEN sought to address this issue by using a more durable material. It's a moving part and

Needed this kit to replace a plastic part (handle connector) that had dried out and broken in my kitchen faucet. The guide gives you an exploded view of the handle components, but provides very little more and omits an important assembly step. If you just remove the old components and replace them in the order they came out, you should be fine, but you might have trouble replacing a bad connector. The trick is for the connector to snap onto the metal handle adapter. It may also seem obvious…

At first I was scared, I was numb to the thought that I could never live without you by my side. This faucet adapter kit saved my life. The plastic cap on my Moen faucet broke and the faucet would not turn on without a vise. I spent a month trying to figure out how to fix this. No, this part is not available at Lowes or any other hardware store I've been to. In fact, Lowes didn't even know what I was talking about. The kit really speaks for itself once you receive it and you get ALL the parts…

I used this part to repair a Moen kitchen faucet 93645. My faucet is 10 years old and the black plastic part broke. Easy to fix. I highly recommend checking YouTube for instructions before attempting a repair yourself. All you need is a screwdriver and a small flat head to remove the Moen symbol on your faucet. Just make sure the thicker part of the black plastic is facing down and the metal groove is inside the white plastic ring. Thank you Revane for sending this to me the next day. You guys…

What can I say, this kit saved me from calling a plumber and spending hundreds of dollars. I think I ordered it on Friday and it was delivered on Sunday. I replaced parts on my Moen faucet and we had water in the kitchen again on Sunday night. The faucet handle is broken. I don't think my wife knows her own strength. The plastic part in the kit is broken. Replaced parts from the kit in about an hour. I spent half an hour searching the internet for how-to videos I made in advance so I knew what…

We have a Moen kitchen faucet with a pull out spout. The handle came loose and eventually broke off. We could still get it to work by putting it on the thing that broke it and pushing it, but eventually it became impossible. We were about to get a new faucet when I came across this set. I recognized the look of the parts when I took mine apart to see if I could replace a broken screw. I don't know the model of our faucet, but it looked the same, so I gave it a go. The instructions weren't very…

One day, about six months ago, I heard my wife scream. The noise came from the kitchen. She yelled "Help!" and I ran. I found her frantically trying to screw the valve knob back into place on our old Moen kitchen faucet when water started pouring out of the faucet. The set screw loosened and the handle suddenly flew off. Unfortunately the head of the set screw had been damaged in the past and we were unable to fully tighten it. Trips to big stores and local hardware stores drew blank stares and