🚰 Plumb Pak PP800-17 Faucet Aerator, 3.75" H X 1.875" W, Quartz, Grey Review

Does a great job of converting spray from a standard outer bib to a steady stream of water. Fits with no leaks. I use this to fill pet water bowl containers in an outdoor kitchen sink. Also suitable for laundry room or garage.

Quality well made aerator that goes perfectly with our faucet. The aerator makes using the sink a real pleasure by eliminating the annoying splashing of a non-aerated jet. However, it's easy to remove if you need to connect a hose to a faucet.

This adapter/aerator is perfect for our brass Gerber universal basin faucet. It fits a 3/4" male hose. The measurements given in the product description are incorrect. See photos of the manufacturer's packaging. Now the water comes out in a controlled flow. If we need a more intense flow, it can just go with it be removed with a wrench.

There are not too many problems with this product as it is a very simple device that installs in about 5 seconds. It is ideal for washbasin faucets with a male spout. Before installation, the full flow of still water caused splashing. With this device, the water flow is well controlled and aerated. worth 6 dollars.

I recently bought a sink with a Delta faucet that for some reason didn't come with an aerator. The water was splashing like crazy so I bought this and now the water flows in a nice smooth stream. Why Delta Wood makes a faucet without an aerator is beyond me. but this little guy did his job. He even came over with the puck to get it fixed.

The "low flow" revolution has reached its peak and this aerator proves it. Without an aerator, my washing machine faucet is like a garden hose. However, when this thing is in place, it looks like an anemic flow from a clogged hypodermic needle. What the hell? Has the government single-handedly screwed up plumbing to the point where it's the best the industry has to offer, or is it just a poorly designed product?

I bought this for my outside faucet to keep the water from splashing when filling my watering can. Pros: 1. It worked and does not leak when tightened. Looks rust resistant 3. Haven't noticed any change in consumption. Cons: 1. No instructions, it leaked at first then I realized the ring needs to be hand tightened to stop the leak. Overall I'm very happy with the purchase, it does what it's supposed to do and helps me save water.

This works great with the new faucet I bought for my washing machine. This faucet came with the end of a garden hose (instead of an aerator). This little extra element works great. I only hand tighten it so I can take it off to fill something large (like a bucket) faster. It comes with a gasket so even without tape (which I'll probably add later) it still seals perfectly. Stupid to consider such a small product but hey it does exactly what I need it to do.

I moved into a house with a sink right after the garage. Well I love working in this garage and having a sink there helps a lot. What didn't help was that the stream of water coming out of the faucet was sloppy and crooked depending on the position of the spout. When I tried to flush any part it spattered like using a garden hose jet nozzle. Okay, a little dramatic, but what did you expect when you read the aerator reviews? It screws directly onto the threads of the hose, seals when hand…