🔧 Moen 141025 O-Ring Kit: Genuine Replacement Part for Enhanced Performance Review

If you have a Moen kitchen faucet, DO NOT buy non-Moen parts - a waste of time, money and common sense. I bought a non-genuine/fake hose for my kitchen faucet that was made in China. I thought I was saving money because it was half the price of the Moen product, but when I went to install it didn't fit. Luckily Revain gave me my money back and then bought a Moen hose which came quicker than the other hose and installed was quick and easy.

In the past I have purchased parts from Moen as well as parts suppliers to have this faucet rebuilt/resealed with ease. However, this time I bought through Revain to save on shipping. I don't know if there's a problem with this or if the supplier that supplies Revain just has stocking issues, but I've seen similar complaints about parts and assemblies not fitting properly (too small, like mine). so someone needs to look at this. I'm luckier than most as I'm a retired hydraulic mechanic and was…

Conclusion: 5 stars for functionality because the Moen faucet actually flows enough water to get the job done. I'm giving 3 stars because: a very expensive faucet to start with and 2) fuck you Moen for charging us $10 for a piece of plastic and an o-ring and then not even including the instructions have. I put an o-ring on the narrow end and put it in the faucet where the other one was. So far nothing has leaked and the flow has improved. 3) Reading this, I'm wondering if you really just need…

We moved into a new house just over a year ago. It has a model Moen faucet 7185SRS. We were soon disappointed with the VERY low flow of water from this faucet. We recently discovered that you can purchase a higher flow windshield washer replacement kit. It's quick and easy to install (less than 2 minutes) and I didn't need any tools, but you may need a wrench. I tested with an old set of shims and a new set of shims. I got 1.36 gpm in cold water with the old wash kit. Then I got 1.76 gpm with…

I first bought a Moen faucet a few years ago and had a problem with the retractable hose. The company sent me a new retractable rod because the old rod had manufacturing issues. The problem was that the new wand had a screen that really limited the flow of water. After a year or two of frustration with the limited water flow, I decided to see what I could do to restore the water flow to its previous state. To my surprise, our government decided in the best possible way that they must help us be