Review on 🚿 Chrome Delta Faucet RP19754 Aerator with 1.5 GPM Flow Rate by Mac Sterling

After some trouble getting sand into our plumbing system and clogging everything in the house (what an ordeal, you know what it was), I had to find a new aerator in ours Delta Classic 583LF-WF single handle bathroom faucet I tried cleaning the old aerator but the sand got into places in the aerator I couldn't get to so I had no choice but to look around for a new one Luckily I saved the assembly instructions and found the exact part number (RP19574) for the aerator Then I searched Revain and this was the first one I found Doubts about the order It looked exactly like the old aerator on our faucet , but looks can be deceiving especially when there is only one photo on the product page As the number given on the product page matched the part number in my manual I b created. I'm glad I did. . .This new aerator is almost exactly the same as the old one. The only difference is that the outer circle of the strainer is white instead of green. This is an invisible cosmetic issue only and will not affect fit or water flow. I took some photos so you can see the different parts of the aerator and compare it to the old one. (In the photos where I show the old and new aerators side by side, the new one is on the left and the old is on the right.) I am satisfied. . I no longer have a clogged and broken aerator on my bathroom faucet and it looks and works just like the old one. I didn't need any special Teflon or vinyl tape either. I just screwed it in and that was it - no leaks. If you need a new aerator for your Delta faucet and the part number is RP19574 (check your manual if you still have one) this should work. For those who said this aerator didn't work, I'm guessing they didn't know the correct part number for their faucet. . ... and only guessed. Since it does what it's supposed to and is almost exactly like the old aerator, I have to give it five stars.