Dual-function 2-Flow Faucet Aerator, Water Saving Swivel Aerator with 2 Sprayer - Faucet Parts Replacement - 55/64 Inch-27UNS Female Thread - Brushed Nickel

The was exactly what I had hoped it would be. Matched my faucet perfectly and was easy to install. Good water pressure, flexible to move where you need it.

I am using my kitchen faucet to adapt a garden hose to water my plants.My faucet has a sprayer with a cached aerator. I bought the hose adapter from the same manufacturer/seller but it didn’t fit. Next, I bought the adapter kit, which also didn’t fit (none of the 20 or so fittings worked). I ended up buying a cached converter from Home Depot and attaching the hose converter to that. That worked for adapting the garden hose to the faucet, but left me with too much water pressure because the aerator on the adapter doesn’t really work.I saw this item and decided to try it. It adapts to the cached connector on the sprayer and I can easily remove it to adapt the hose converter when I’m ready to water. Takes a few seconds to remove and switch to the hose. I’m pleased enough that I ended up buying another one for my bathroom faucet so I can also have the option to use the hose there.The kitchen one is the brushed nickel and it looks seamless with my faucet. For the bathroom, I bought the black one, which hasn’t arrived yet but I hope will match the faucet.

We installed this aerator about a week ago. I have it set on the spray function, which delivers water almost exactly as the kitchen faucet's hand spray does. The head rotates as advertized, and the various streams of spray which the aerator allows easily may be converted to. Installation took only seconds. So far, no leaks, and the aerator works perfectly. We ordered it in brushed nickel to match that finish on our kitchen faucet, and the only flaw which may be an issue is that the gauge of the metal is quite thin -- or thinner than the metal used on the kitchen faucet itself. However, the aerator is not too "flimsy" in its overall design.One accessory which the manufacturer includes, and which I appreciate, is the little "jewelry box" into which the aerator and its accessories are packed. That little box makes it easy to store the accessories for the aerator which one does not need at the time, as well as any parts from the old aerator which one might want to keep track of (e.g., washers and old faucet tip, just in case, for future re-use), in any kitchen drawer.

This little gadget works great. Easy to install and turns a one-directional spout into one that is multi-directional. I also like the ability to choose from a steady stream and a spray type stream. I took one star off my rating because the "guts" of the aerator lose their integrity after about six months. There is a little bubble-like screen that becomes about 50% disintegrated after six months. The same thing occurred with the first aerator of this brand I purchased. But, for less than $4, it is well worth having to replace a couple times a year. I definitely recommend for purchase.

I purchased a Moen Noelle single handle kitchen faucet with side sprayer which is a great faucet but the water stream tends to create a lot of splash in the sink. Since I got such a great deal on the faucet from a third party seller (Quality, Quality, Quality) I was determined not to return the faucet assembly and set out to find a solution.What is needed is a faucet aerator that will disperse the water stream more evenly which will correct the issue.Finding adapters for this faucet was very difficult but my husband is a very handy guy with a good understanding of mechanical assemblies.First you need to purchase the Missmin faucet aerator adapter 15/16 female to 55/64 male convertor from Amazon ($8-9).Next purchase from Amazon is the Waternymph Hibbent Dual-function 2-Flow Faucet Spray Head Aerator, Water Saving Swivel Aerator with 2 Sprayer - Faucet Parts Replacement - 55/64 Inch-27UNS Female Thread ($15-16)1. Unscrew the bell shaped aerator that came with the faucet2. Screw on the Missmin adapter3. Screw in the Water NymphNo tools are necessary just make sure you purchase the right parts. Problem solved!

Bought a new kitchen faucet with a separate sprayer. But decided to buy the Dual-function 2-Flow Faucet Spray Head Aerator. This aerator is really nice. The sprayer provides a lot of water pressure and is really a whole lot easier to use than dragging the separate sprayer with the hose in and out. My wife even likes to wash her hair with the aerator in the kitchen sink. Very easy to change from a stream to a spray with just a simple little twist. So go out and get one, I think you'll really like it.

I bought one of these over two years ago and it was great until the seal started leaking a little bit when I swiveled it which I feel is not unusual. I ordered another one of the exact same item and it is 100% plastic. The description says brass there is no brass in the faucet aerator at all. I lightly scrape the swivel ball and it went through the chrome to the plastic, see attached picture, when I did this to my original one it was metal. The only brass is the reverse thread attachment sent with it. As soon as I took it out of the box I knew it wasn’t the same and I doubt it would last more than a couple months before the plastic ball head broke.