Review on 🚿 Enhanced Swivel Kitchen Sink Faucet Aerator - High Pressure, Big Angle, Solid Copper Tap Head with Large Flow and Non-Slip Sprayer - Anti-Splash, No-Leakage Faucet Nozzle (Short 22-inch) by Davaun Pritchard

It's been a little over 2 weeks since I installed this aerator. I've had a few over the years but they've always been cheap. The first one I ever got was metal and it lasted the longest until it just stuck together due to hard water deposits. All the others were made out of plastic parts and never lasted long enough for water build-up to be an issue. Finding metal aerators can be tricky, so I took a closer look and finally settled on this one. It was a good choice. It turned by hand, I didn't even need a wrench. However, depending on your faucet, you may need to figure out what other items to include. The downsides I've identified are: The 45 degree angle is only slightly less than ideal for me, but still goes up to at least half. all the walls of my shell. If your faucet is higher, you should be fine. Switching between sprayer options may require two hands. Sometimes it's normal, but as soon as the aerator began to unscrew. Maybe if I tighten it with a wrench. The middle option is pretty vague. To be honest, only two would suit me: a shower and a stream. What I didn't expect was the water pressure. Wow! That's incredible. He usually even washes dishes without a scraper. I've found that in flow mode, I only have to turn the water on halfway or it squirts out of the sink. And I don't know if it's possible, but it seems that the hot water dispensing time is much shorter than before. Overall, I highly recommend this aerator.