Enhanced Oxygen Extension Device: Universal 720° Rotatable Anti Splash Review

It was great at first but now I can't take it anymore. My apartment didn't have a sprayer, so I hoped to find the best and most economical option here. It worked great at first, but now it keeps jumping out of our faucet and splashing water everywhere. I just bought another option because it's too much to handle and keep clean.

This is my second purchase. I have one in my guest bathroom that gets little use. And it still looks great. BUT in my main bathroom it gets used 15-20 times every day. The finish is wearing off and NOTHING will make it look good again so I bought another one less than a year! I did not expect this. It still WORKS well but every day it leaks and looks awful. CLEARLY THIS IS NOT MADE FOR HEAVY USE. THAT IS TOO BAD. I wish the manufacturer would have cared about a more durable finish and no leaks…

This product is made of metal which appears to be of good quality. The problem is the plastic clips that hold it. It rotates on rubber feet. It comes apart easily and most people have no idea how to put it together. After playing with it for the third time, I decided to let it go. I used an aerator but left out the turntable. Turning was unexpectedly very tight. I think people expected him to move more and twisted him in the wrong place. If you need to teach people how to use a faucet without…

.and something else. It comes with many faucet adapters and fits mine easily. I really liked the idea of this faucet for rinsing the sink and washing my hair and it really allows it. But my sink is too shallow and too small (pedestal-like) to hold water in the sink, so we decided to reinstall the fountain adapter we were using instead. Very unfortunate we can't flush the sink :-( but we kept the tap if we get another sink or use it in the bathroom upstairs. Quality was ok but if you are too…

I added a rotating bathroom shower head to an existing faucet. I did it myself at first, and when I had a leak under my closet I figured that either the tightness of the rotator and connecting pipe must be creating more back pressure than the system can handle. I called the local plumber. He did a thorough inspection, looking at every shim thickness, every position, every tightening of the hose and fitting, and it was still leaking. We decided to go back to the original aerator and it went back

Failed to load media. The greatest invention since the detachable shower head! I was skeptical about the installation and whether it leaked after a while. But then again, I'm the only one using it and I'm careful with things, but so far it's holding up. No more sticking your mouth under the tap to rinse your mouth out after brushing your teeth and getting one side of your face wet. I just turn it on and turn down the amount of water and use it as a fountain. Very convenient. Keep in mind that I