Review on Weirun Kitchen Bathroom Sink Faucet Water Filter Diverter Valve with M22 X M24 Connector - Polished Chrome by Gerard Hudson

Ok, bought although missing some specs and I was very lucky. Now I'll share what I found out (along with a general one Review) First, it fits the 55/64 27 male thread faucet, it just screws on, no need to use the adapter that comes with it unless your faucet requires a male part (thread only).Use a washer or it will leak and tighten properly. As for the part where the hose connects to drain the water, that's the big confusing point on this list. tight and also what OD hose is needed, as it has a screw on the part to pinch it in. You will need to use hose OD DI 1/4" meter (or very close) to ve this with screw fittings turn. I used .170" ID x 1/4" OD tubing and it fit perfectly, fitting snugly onto the nipple through the screw on the cap and securing with no leaks. I'm sure if you do without the cap you can use a different hose and just use a small hose clamp. but I wanted to at least give you something that works without leaks to keep going. The evacuation arm is VERY stiff and initially difficult to move. Once you get it out of the open position it moves quite easily. it might need a bit of lubrication or just time to wear out, but at least it's pretty solid so far. all metal with no leaks. (so far, lol) Aeration and flow are really good as long as you don't actually divert the flow into a pipe. Honestly better than my regular aerator that came with my pretty high end Delta faucet heh. It seems to have decent solid and fairly basic straight construction and as long as the rubber pads hold up it should last, but only time to tell for real. I won't be using this on a regular basis all the time, just breaking it down for specific projects. So I probably can't report on how the retract handle holds up over time as it won't see widespread use, but then again it seems decent and well priced if the specs meet your needs. That should be a good buy for you, I'm just glad it's not a previous button design that sounded awful lol. This design of the lever looks much stronger and more reliable over time. For your health!