Review on Whedon Products SU8C Double Sprayer by Braxton Jackson

In those darkest days before Revain Prime, I probably spent about $100 on plastic sink aerators over the course of ten years. You will work for a while and then die. I just bought my 100th and was looking for a bullet attachment to give it more protection when I came across this Whedon. I looked at it and kept searching, but something got stuck in the corner of my memory, I couldn't remember its name, so I started banging back, back, back, back, back until I found it. And it said "Double Pivot Super Atomizer" on it, it wasn't so much super as a double pivot dangling around. And it was cheaper than that piece of crap I bought recently. This all happened on a Saturday afternoon so I figured why the heck should it probably arrive on Monday or Tuesday and by then this would be on its last legs. So I ordered it and it arrived Sunday morning, less than 24 hours after I placed the order. The first thing I noticed before opening the package was the weight, it's mostly metal and almost twice the weight of my soon-to-be-missed piece of shit, and it's made in the USA. Craftsmanship and quality are a matter of course. A 6-inch teflon tape was not required for a snug fit, and once connected, it does not require two hands to move from jet to jet. Works, It Just Works You can never go wrong with a Whedon kitchen sink aerator. If Revain had a ten-star best-of-best rating, he would be at the top of their list.