LASCO 09-1979 Fit Most Dual Thread Faucet Aerator with Standard Male and Female Adapter, Satin Nickel

Alright, fellow homeowners, let me tell you about this incredible thing that I recently got my hands on. It's like magic! This little gem works exactly as it should, and it has made my life so much easier.I'm no DIY expert, but with this thing, I feel like a pro. It's super user-friendly, and I had it up and running in no time. No complicated instructions or confusing setup involved. Just plug it in, follow a few simple steps, and bam! You're good to go.But let me tell you, this thing is more than just a fancy gadget. It actually gets the job done. It tackles all those pesky home maintenance tasks with ease. From fixing leaky faucets to troubleshooting electrical issues, it's got you covered.One of the things I love most about it is how versatile it is. Need to tighten a loose screw? No problem. Need to measure something? It's got you covered. Seriously, it's like having a Swiss Army knife for home repairs.And here's the kicker: it's built to last. This thing is sturdy and durable, which is a major plus for someone like me who tends to drop things more often than not. Trust me, it can take a beating and still keep on working like a champ.If you're a basic DIY homeowner like me and you want something that just works, look no further. This thing is the real deal. It's easy to install, straightforward to use, and it'll save you time and headaches on those home repairs. It's definitely a 5-star winner in my book. Go ahead and get yourself one—you won't regret it!

My old aerator clogged from having too much dissolved solids in the well water. The water slowed to a trickle, and also partially clogged the body of the faucet. After getting a water filter, and not wanting to wait 5 minutes for the water to warm, and not wanting the faucet body to clog again, I got this 2.2 gallon per minute, and tossed the clogged old 1.5 gpm. I used the faucet without any aerator, letting the full water pressure gradually clean out debris that accumulated with low pressure water. Every time I turned it on the pressure seemed better, and more even around the faucet opening. After about 2 weeks, the water came out at full pressure. Then I installed this. Now I get warm water in 5 seconds, and turn it off when not rinsing something. The local hardware box store didn't stock these. A 1.5 gpm isnt saving any water if heated water takes minutes to reach the faucet, and cold from the basement keeps it from warming. This is saving water now. A 1.5 gpm is designed for people who shave, and let the water run when running the razor on their face, or wet their toothbrush and let the water run while brushing. Run it when you are using it. Whats the sense of having an indoor faucet if you can't get hot water ? 1.5 gmp ? Whats next ? Perhaps in the future, there will be no knobs on a faucet. You push a button, and Artificial Intelligence gives you a few drops. Cave men had access to more water in a nearby stream, than we will.

Nicely finished and easy to install

Replaced old unit, good price looks good

This aerator improved our water pressure on our faucet so much!

The aerator fit perfectly.

A perfect fit on my Delta faucet. Price was reasonable. Great shipping.

Matches perfectly with my Moen oil rubbed bronze fixture. My tankless water heater has a meter that tells me how many gallons per minute are flowing through it. After installing this, I got 1.2 - 1.3 GPM. I took it apart and found a pesky flow restrictor that had a pencil-tip sized hole. It was letting barely any water through. It was very easy to remove with a tiny screwdriver. After that, I tested again and got 2.1 GPM. I never was able to get the advertised 2.2 GPM.