Review on 🚿 Experience Convenient and Easy Cleaning with Rinse Ace Sink Faucet Rinser by Kadarius Gentry

When I first received this I just checked the connection. It attached directly to my sink/sink without using the adapters that came with it. I opened the faucet little by little to avoid possible leaks and the device popping out due to the pressure. When everything seemed fine I raised it to better feel the water flow from the head and there was a huge leak! Went through the rinse aid according to the instructions I had posted on the nearby top of the washing machine. I turned off the water and turned the unit back on and everything was fine; a small trickle but I think it's normal for this type of product (our external hose does the same). The first time I washed my hair with it, there weren't any big leaks, just a small drip. Water pressure was good but totally dependent on how much is flowing out of the faucet. I love that you can disable the thread with the blue toggle. You can turn it off briefly while rinsing (I use diluted apple cider vinegar) and turn it back on without adjusting the flow. I got it straight away. So be careful and make sure you attach it correctly. This was a great purchase for me as I live in a 1 bathroom house (half bathroom in basement) with 3 other people. Two of them are older and can only use the upstairs toilet. Also, one of them has bladder problems, making him a very frequent user, especially at night. I've tried to work around this - and I used to be able to style my hair at night - but it's gotten a lot harder as I often only have to do half of my routine (and I usually do it for 15-20 minutes). . My hair gets greasy easily and to be honest I didn't feel very good. But having such a tool gave me more freedom and the ability to "keep up" with myself. What's great is that it connects to our kitchen faucet (one of the adapters may be needed) which makes washing grandma's dishes easier. Hair. I was also wondering if it could be used in our shower as my grandfather has a shower seat and that might make things easier, but it doesn't fit in our bath faucet. One thing to keep in mind when using this product is that your faucet needs to be round for Rinse Ace to fit even with an adapter. Also, be sure to shake it up after use and remove all water. I keep it under rinse aid in a hospital sink and when I pulled it out the water seeped onto the floor a bit. Those limitations aside, this is a great product and meets my needs. I've looked at a few and many complain that they don't fit their faucet or leak like crazy (which can happen with this one if you don't fit it properly). But it got a lot of good reviews and the price was right; It's made of durable plastic and fits my needs. Definitely recommend.