Review on 🚰 Phiestina Single Handle Pre Kitchen Bathroom Rotation Faucet by Brian Page

I really like these and the price is right. Can't speak about durability but I've had them for a month now and I'm careful not to be rough on things (cords, rough sponge bits etc) that could scratch the paintwork so they're still looking good at the moment . I'd like to let others know that I honestly couldn't see the seam that attached the end where the aerator sits, so I figured you'd need a special tool to fix this. It turns out that the end of the spout is actually screwed on and the aerator is easy to reach. I say that in case you end up having to replace them. And now the cons: an aerator fell apart and flew out of the pipe! I was able to put it back in after figuring out how to remove the nipple as above, but the plastic cracked a little and it popped out after a couple of weeks. This brings me to problem number 2: the water pressure is too high. I don't like it when sinks and showers barely fill up, but that's more than you'll ever need. I turned off the water supply and it still comes out with about the same force. That means you're wasting a ton of water. I turn it off when I'm washing my hands or brushing my teeth for 30 seconds, but in the time it takes to get your hands wet or whatever you've got, you've probably used 10 times more water than usual. So I buy an aerator which I hope will reduce flow, which is just extra expense and a little hassle - I hope it actually fits and works so I don't have to try multiple options. likes them and would recommend them as long as the cons aren't a problem for you.